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Spindle fibres extending between the opposite poles are called:

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Chromosomal fibres

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Interzonal fibres

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Continuous fibres

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Interchromosomal fibres

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Solution

The correct option is C
Continuous fibres

The spindle fibres extending from pole to pole are called continuous fibres.The spindle fibres extending from the pole to chromosome are called discontiuous fibres.

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