Answer:
No, presence of large number of chromosomes
in an organism is not a hindrance to sexual reproduction. Ophioglossum (a fern)
has chromosome number 1260, still it can reproduce sexually.
In higher organisms, the chromosomes are
present in a compartment called nucleus, within the cell. Whether the number is
small or large, the chromosomes are duplicated and then segregated inside this
compartment, during cell division. The basis of sexual reproduction is
generation of haploid gametes.
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