The problem that occurred during meiosis in sperm formation was
A) nondisjunction involving a Y chromosome.
B) an inversion of the X chromosome, preventing the pairing of sex chromosomes.
C) failure of the second meiotic division to take place.
D) formation of diploid sperm.
Answer: A
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A) 2.5%. B) 6.25%. C) 18.75%. D) 0%.
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A. growth at the carrying capacity. B. exponential growth. C. logistic growth. D. sigmoid growth.
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A) prometaphase B) anaphase C) interphase D) prophase E) telophase
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A. prezygotic B. allopatric C. postzygotic D. sympatric E. parapatric