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Title: Nondisjunction and effects on male or female Post by: YMCMB on Nov 5, 2011 Why might nondisjunction produce more serious effects on the population if it were present in gametes produced by a male rather then in gametes produced by a female?
a) Fewer eggs (ova) are produced than sperm b) An egg mother cell (oogonium) divides twice, but a sperm mother cell (spermatogonium) divides only once. c) An egg mother cell (oogonium) divides equally, but a sperm mother cell (spermatogonium) divides unequally. d) An egg (ovum) is larger then a sperm I really have no idea how to answer this question, any help would be appreciated :) Title: Re: Nondisjunction and effects on male or female Post by: bio_man on Nov 6, 2011 a) Fewer eggs (ova) are produced than sperm
b) An egg mother cell (oogonium) divides twice, but a sperm mother cell (spermatogonium) divides only once. c) An egg mother cell (oogonium) divides equally, but a sperm mother cell (spermatogonium) divides unequally. d) An egg (ovum) is larger then a sperm I believe it's B, your thought? Title: Re: Nondisjunction and effects on male or female Post by: CourtneyMicah on Nov 7, 2011 What's up all - I'm a recently registered member on this bulletin board so I would say I should mention a couple things about myself. Well, I am 26 years of age, a guy, plus I read maths at my college. I truly hope chatting with all you guys... Farewell for now
Title: Re: Nondisjunction and effects on male or female Post by: bio_man on Nov 7, 2011 What's up all - I'm a recently registered member on this bulletin board so I would say I should mention a couple things about myself. Well, I am 26 years of age, a guy, plus I read maths at my college. I truly hope chatting with all you guys... Farewell for now Hey CourtneyMicah, welcome to the forum. Title: Re: Nondisjunction and effects on male or female Post by: bio_man on Feb 14, 2017 Apparently the answer is
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