Figuer:
The chromosomes of humans and chimpanzees look virtually identical in structure, size, and stained banding patterns.
-As you may remember from chapter 9,section 9.1,karyotypes are used to show chromosomes,and can provide comparative information.The shape,size and stained banding patterns of human and chimpanzee chromosomes was derived

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Figuer:
The chromosomes of humans and chimpanzees look virtually identical in structure, size, and stained banding patterns. 
-As you may remember from chapter 9,section 9.1,karyotypes are used to show chromosomes,and can provide comparative information.The shape,size and stained banding patterns of human and chimpanzee chromosomes was derived

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The shape, size, and stained banding patterns of human and chimpanzee chromosomes were derived by stimulating cells into mitosis, stopping the process at metaphase, then staining and imaging the chromosomes. This process is known as karyotyping, and it allows for the visualization and comparison of chromosomes between species. Option A is incorrect because it describes a process of DNA sequencing, which would not provide information on the physical structure of chromosomes. Option B is incorrect because DNA profiling and tagging of short tandem repeats are used for genetic identification and not for chromosome comparison. Option D is incorrect because it suggests that only two individuals were used to retrieve the chromosomes, which is unlikely to be sufficient for comparing entire populations of humans and chimpanzees.

Figuer: the Chromosomes of Humans and Chimpanzees Look Virtually Identical in in Structure