An organism or cell that exists in a diploid state with two sets of chromosomes.
From 'diploid' + '-ion' (organism suffix). This technical term, though rare, describes the organism itself rather than the condition of being diploid.
While 'diploid' describes the condition, 'diploidion' names the actual creature—it's like the difference between 'two-legged' and 'biped' (the word for a two-legged animal).
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