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Bingel [31]
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27. If a male guinea pig of the genotype BBLIRrSs were mated to a female of the genotype

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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago
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If a male guinea pig of the genotype BBLIRrSs were mated to a female of the genotype  bbllrrss, how many different kinds of sperms would be produced by the male? How many  different kinds of eggs would be produced by the female?

Millions of sperm cells are produced by the male but only one makes it down to where gametogenesis wll occur as others dies along the movement while there would be a barrier bound once the first sperm cell enters the ovum for mating to occur, only one egg is required of a female to fertilize but double fertilization may occur which means the egg fertilizes a sperm twice or thrice which result in twin, triplet e.t.c

Explanation:

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