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camelliaguan3
Are you talking about the chromosome pairs within the human body, like chromosome 2 is a different pair than chromosome 1? Then, no chromosomes 2 cannot be homologous with chromosome 1. Homologous means that the chromosomes are paired up, but if the chromosomes are not similar in gene expression and size, then they should not be together.
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No, chromosome 2 couldn't be homologous with chromosome 1.

What do you mean by Homologous chromosome?

Homologous chromosomes may be defined as the two chromosomes in a homologous pair that are very similar to one another and have the same size and shape.

Same chromosome numbers with different parents in a progeny are homologous but the different chromosome numbers can never be homologous to one another.
Therefore, No, chromosome 2 couldn't be homologous with chromosome 1.

To learn more about Homologous chromosomes, refer to the link;

https://brainly.com/question/742207

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