Matching
Classification. Answer the questions by using the five numbers listed below.
Premises:
How many sperm would eventually be produced from 20 spermatids?
How many ova (eggs) would eventually result from 20 primary oocytes?
How many ova (eggs) would eventually result from 20 secondary oocytes?
How many sperm would eventually be produced from 20 primary spermatocytes?
Responses:
20 .
20.
60
40
10
80
20
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
20 .
20.
60
40
10
80
20
Premises:
20 .
20.
60
40
10
80
20
Responses:
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