Question 3: If a karyotypically normal egg was to be fertilized by a sperm from question 1, what are the possible offspring haploid numbers? Select all correct answers. A: 2n=46 B: 2n=47 (XXY) C: 2n=47 (XYY) D: 2n=45 (X) E: 2n=45 (Y) F: 2n=47 (XXX)

Question 3: If a karyotypically normal egg was to be fertilized by a sperm from question 1, what are the possible offspring haploid numbers? Select all correct answers. A: 2n=46 B: 2n=47 (XXY) C: 2n=47 (XYY) D: 2n=45 (X) E: 2n=45 (Y) F: 2n=47 (XXX)

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Problem 2GP: Human females have two X chromosomes XX; males have one X and one Y chromosome XY. a. With respect...

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