In nucleoplasm, a spherical body attached to a particular chromosome on a definite position is called as

Nucleolus

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The correct option is A Nucleolus
A small spherical body attached to the particular chromosome (nucleolar chromosome) in the nucleoplasm is nucleolus. Nucleolus is the principal or active site for the development of ribosomal RNAs and it is essential for spindle formation of ribosomes.

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