If the haploid number of an organism is 32 how many pairs of chromosomes would be found in each of the cells of the adult organism

32 pairs

Explanation:

Haploid number is half of the original number (diploid) of chromosomes in somatic cells. So, if the haploid number is 32, the diploid number will be 32x2= 64.

But since 2 chromosomes pair up to form a homologous chromosome pair, the number of pairs of chromosomes found will be 32.

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