Question

where male and female gemetes formed in human​

Answer 1

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• The gametes are haploid cells because they have only one set of chromosomes. When they unite they will join their single sets of chromosomes to make a complete set, and then they will be considered diploid cells. In the female, the eggs or ova mature in the female's ovaries. The sperm will mature in the male's testes.

Answer 2

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The gametes are haploid cells because they have only one set of chromosomes. When they unite they will join their single sets of chromosomes to make a complete set, and then they will be considered diploid cells. In the female, the eggs or ova mature in the female's ovaries. The sperm will mature in the male's testes.