why do all gamates formed in human females have an X chromosomes
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Human females are homomorphic, i.e., they have two similar sex chromosomes. Hence, during meiosis at the time of gamete formation, one X-chromosome enters each gamete. Hence, all the gametes possess an X- chromosome and the human female is said to be homogametic which means all the gametes produced will have only one type of sex chromosome which is the X chromosome.
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All gametes which are formed in human females have X-chromosomes because-
- Human females are homogametic in nature which means they have two similar chromosomes .
- During the time of gamete formation in meiosis period X-chromosome enters each gamete.
- And all the gametes possess one X- chromosome .
- Therefore all the gametes formed in human females will have only one type of sex chromosome i.e, X chromosome.
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