An Organism with Three Sets of Complete Chromosomes Is

Question

An organism with three sets of complete chromosomes is
A)aneuploid.
B)diploid.
C)trisomic.
D)triassic.
E)triploid.

Accepted Answer

The term "triploid" refers to an organism with three complete sets of chromosomes, making it different from diploid (two sets) or haploid (one set). Aneuploidy refers to an abnormal number of chromosomes (not a complete set), trisomy specifically refers to an extra copy of one chromosome, and "triassic" is not a term used in genetics.