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they possess centromeres through out

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Holocentric chromosomes are chromosomes where the centromere extends along the entire length of the chromosome instead of being localized to a single point. This distribution allows for more equal distribution of genetic material during cell division. Organisms with holocentric chromosomes include certain plants, invertebrates, and nematodes.

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