Biology, 13.03.2021 15:40 ebh3

How is gamete formation different in females than in males? a) Males produce four functional sperm while females produce only one functional egg.
b) Males produce only one functional sperm while females produce four functional eggs.
c) Males produce four genetically identical sperm while females produce four genetically different eggs.
d) Males produce four genetically different sperm while females produce four genetically identical eggs.

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