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Title: Sperm and ova are normal cells in the sense that they contain organelles... Post by: RADIOhead on Apr 26, 2011 sperm and ova are normal cells in the sense that they contain organelles found in a typical animal cell. however, specialized structures related to specialized functions are found in each. the specialized structure of a gamete correctly matched with its function is
A. energy reserves of glucose: allows the egg to live about 7 days before it is fertilized B. possess half the genetic material: 46 chromosomes carrying genetic information C. tail structure (flagellum): contain 50 to 100 mitochondria to make ATP for locomotion D. specialized outer coating of ova: protection; penetration by sperm of the same species is it D? Title: Sperm and ova are normal cells in the sense that they contain organelles... Post by: sarah! on Apr 26, 2011 Since the question is talking about organelles, I would say (C). However, it is a poorly written question, so (D) would make sense as well. :thi: :thi:
Title: Sperm and ova are normal cells in the sense that they contain organelles... Post by: duddy on Apr 26, 2011 I'm going to confirm, it's (D).
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