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Answer:

the same genes in the same order but possibly with different alleles of some of the genes

Explanation:

Homologs are same genes in same order. So each loci in a chromosome (location of a gene) will have same gene, but those genes might be different allele. One of the homologous chromosome could have "A" allele and other could have "a" allele but both would be for same gene.

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A homologous chromosome pair can be regarded as two chromosomes that posses same genes which are arranged in the same order however there could be different alleles of some of the genes.

  • Homologous chromosomes can be explained as one that has chromosome pairs, this pair are been considered having same length as well as  staining pattern, for genes along with same corresponding loci.

  • They are two chromosomes with the same genes that are of the same order.

Therefore, Homologous chromosomes are

two chromosomes .

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