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Polyploidy<span> is less common in animals, but some fish, reptiles, and one mammal, the red vizcacha rat, are </span>polyploidy<span>. </span>Polyploidy<span> changes the genome of the new organism so much that it might no longer be able to mate with the original </span>species<span>, resulting in speciation, or the creation of two </span>species<span> from one
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Finally the answer is cytoplasm
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