Question

1. what is a karyotype? an artist’s recreation of what the chromosomes might look like in an individual an image of an organism’s chromosomes that were obtained from their cells and arranged by size and banding patterns an image of an organism’s cells that were obtained from their chromosomes and arranged by size and banding patterns the order of a, t, g, and cs in an organism’s dna that is obtained from their cells

Explanation:

A karyotype is a visual representation of an organism's chromosomes. Chromosomes are obtained from cells and then arranged by size and banding patterns. It is not an artist's recreation, not an image of cells obtained from chromosomes, and not the order of DNA bases.

Answer:

An image of an organism's chromosomes that were obtained from their cells and arranged by size and banding patterns