A tetrad is also known as
Correct answer: A. Bivalent
- A. Bivalent
- B. Duplicated chromosome
- C. Paired homologous chromosome
- D. Homologous and thickened chromosome
Explanation
A tetrad, formed during meiosis, consists of homologous chromosomes paired together.
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