Assume that a species has a diploid chromosome number of 24.The term applied to an individual with 25 chromosomes would be triploid.

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A triploid individual would have three complete sets of chromosomes, which would be 36 in this species. Therefore, an individual with 25 chromosomes would not be triploid but rather have an abnormal chromosome number or be aneuploid.

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