The somatic cells of a dog each contain 78 chromosomes. What is (are) the product(s) of gametogenesis in a male dog? (4.3) KU (a) 1 sex cell containing 39 chromosomes (b) 2 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes (c) 4 sex cells, each containing 39 chromosomes (d) 4 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes
The somatic cells of a dog each contain 78 chromosomes. What is (are) the product(s) of gametogenesis in a male dog? (4.3) KU (a) 1 sex cell containing 39 chromosomes (b) 2 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes (c) 4 sex cells, each containing 39 chromosomes (d) 4 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes
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Transcribed Image Text:(b) offspring of sexual reproduction
genetically modified organisms
(d) daughter cells produced by mitotic division
5. Which type of organism has individuals of separate
sexes and undergoes internal fertilization during the
process of sexual reproduction? (4.3) KU
(a) earthworm
(b) Canada goose
(c) giant clam
(d) willow tree
6. The somatic cells of a dog each contain
78 chromosomes. What is (are) the product(s)
of gametogenesis in a male dog? (4.3) KU
(a) 1 sex cell containing 39 chromosomes
(b) 2 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes
(c) 4 sex cells, each containing 39 chromosomes
(d) 4 sex cells, each containing 78 chromosomes
7. In humans, spermatogenesis and oogenesis are
similar in that they both involve meiosis. How do
they differ? (4.3) K/U
(a) Spermatogenesis produces 4 functioning cells and
oogenesis produces only 1 functioning cell.
(b) Spermatogenesis produces cells with less
cytoplasm.
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