Humans who have lost one copy of a chromosome are called ____________ and generally do not survive development.
A)monosomics
B)trisomics
C)eusomics
D)diploids

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Monosomics are individuals who have lost one copy of a chromosome, which can lead to developmental abnormalities and generally do not survive. Trisomics, on the other hand, have an extra copy of a chromosome and can survive but often have symptoms associated with chromosomal disorders. Eusomics and diploids both refer to individuals with the normal number of chromosomes.

Humans Who Have Lost One Copy of a Chromosome Are