The hereditary materials that are found in cells from the smallest unit in size to the largest unit in size are: D. gene - chromosome - nucleus
A cell can be defined as the fundamental (basic) functional and smallest unit of life found in every living organisms.
Cell organelles refer to the organs (workers) that responsible for the performance of various tasks or functions for the survival of a living organism such as plant, an animal, and humans. Some of the cell organelles found in living organisms include the following:
The most conspicuous cell organelle found in living organisms (eukaryotic) is the nucleus and it is the site for ribonucleic acid (RNA) synthesis and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) replication.
Additionally, nucleus houses the microscopic threadlike component of the cell that holds hereditary information as genes.
Basically, the hereditary materials of eukaryotes that are found in cells from the smallest unit in size to the largest unit in size are:
I. Gene.
II. Chromosome.
III. Nucleus.
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