A monosomic organism can best be represented as

2 n + 1

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2 n + 2

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n + 1

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2 n - 1

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Solution

The correct option is C $2 n - 1$
Monosomy is the phenomenon where an individual lacks one or a few non-homologous chromosome(s) of a diploid complement.
Single monosomies lack one complete chromosome (2n – 1).
So, the correct answer is '2n−1'.

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