Aneuploidy

... disadvantage: Would a disadvantage be that if a polyploid mates with a normal diploid, the F1 hybrid is triploid; this causes massive amounts of aneuploidy in the offspring, leading to almost invariable sterility of hybrid offspring?? I was told these are not good answers???? Thats when I came ...

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Most trisomies are lethal. Having extra chromosomes is not good and wouldn't make you 'brighter'. You would likely be unviable. Do some research on aneuploidy.

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... pool. if the organism dies,the mutation will not be passed down. (Q5) Humans with aneuploid karyotypes occur but are non-viable. Why is this?? aneuploidy refers to certain chromosomes are represented in an usual number of chromosomes rather than 2. a question to pro, down's sydrome is the usual ...

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... babies are conceived with chomosome anomaly, only 10 will survive is way to look at it. And chomosome anomaly refer to any deletion, inversion, aneuploidy, duplication, translocation, fragile site, etc.. Anyway, hope explanation helps.

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No, actually mithril is right. It will result in aneuploidy or polyploidy. They do not explode

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