Match each statement/descriptor in the left-hand column to the appropriate gamet
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Question
Match each statement/descriptor in the left-hand column to the appropriate gamete production process in the right-hand column.
oogenesis
spermatogenesis
both oogenesis and spermatogenesis
4. neither oogenesis or spermatogenesi
Question 4 options:
process begins in the womb, prior to birth
process proceeds until death
cells are considered 'committed' to the maturation process once they initiate a meiotic, rather than a mitotic type cell division
process begins in infancy
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds. but temporarily halts and resumes at two different times during the developmental process before finishing completely
process produces a single functional gamete for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process
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once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process proceeds to completion without interruption
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds, then is interrupted and temporarily halts, then resumes and completes without further interruption
process proceeds, on average, into the early 5th decade of life, and then ceases
process produces 4 functional gametes for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process
1.oogenesis
2.spermatogenesis
3.both oogenesis and spermatogenesis
4. neither oogenesis or spermatogenesi
Question 4 options:
process begins in the womb, prior to birth
process proceeds until death
cells are considered 'committed' to the maturation process once they initiate a meiotic, rather than a mitotic type cell division
process begins in infancy
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds. but temporarily halts and resumes at two different times during the developmental process before finishing completely
process produces a single functional gamete for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process
1234
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process proceeds to completion without interruption
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds, then is interrupted and temporarily halts, then resumes and completes without further interruption
process proceeds, on average, into the early 5th decade of life, and then ceases
process produces 4 functional gametes for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process
Explanation / Answer
process begins in the womb, prior to birth -------------> 1. oogenesis
process proceeds until death -------------> 2. spermatogenesis
cells are considered 'committed' to the maturation process once they initiate a meiotic, rather than a mitotic type cell division --------------> 3. both oogenesis and spermatogenesis
process begins in infancy -------------> 4. neither oogenesis or spermatogenesis
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds. but temporarily halts and resumes at two different times during the developmental process before finishing completely -------------> 1. oogenesis
process produces a single functional gamete for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process -------------> 1. oogenesis
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process proceeds to completion without interruption ----------------> 2. spermatogenesis
once a cell 'commits' to the process, the process initially proceeds, then is interrupted and temporarily halts, then resumes and completes without further interruption-------------> 1. oogenesis
process proceeds, on average, into the early 5th decade of life, and then ceases ------------> 1. oogenesis
process produces 4 functional gametes for each precursor cell that 'commits' to the process ----------------> 2. spermatogenesis