alleryStart learning →The two centrioles of a centrosome lie
Afused tip to tip in a line
Bperpendicular to the other
Cembedded in the nucleolus
Dparallel to each other
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. perpendicular to the other
The two cylindrical centrioles in a centrosome lie at right angles to one another.
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