Cytotaxonomy includes the study of:
I. Chromosome number
II. Number of observable characteristics
III. Chromosomal behaviour
IV. Chromosome morphology

Only I and II

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Only I, II and IV

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The correct option is B Only I, III and IV
Cytotaxonomy is the classification of organisms based on cytological characters like chromosome number, morphology and chromosomal behaviour during meiosis between different taxons. Based on the position of centromere in the chromosome, there are different types of chromosomes. Also, cytotaxonomy is one of the aids used for phylogenetic classification when it’s difficult to find fossils.

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Cytotaxonomy includes the study of: I. Chromosome number II. Number of observable characteristics III. Chromosomal behaviour IV. Chromosome morphology

Cytotaxonomy includes the study of:
I. Chromosome number
II. Number of observable characteristics
III. Chromosomal behaviour
IV. Chromosome morphology