In humans:
Correct answer: C. Same type of eggs are produced
- A. Same type of gametes are produced
- B. Same type of sperms are produced
- C. Same type of eggs are produced
- D. Different type of eggs are produced
Explanation
In humans, gamete production differs between males and females. Males produce two types of sperm - one carrying the X chromosome and the other carrying the Y chromosome, making them heterogametic. In contrast, females produce only one type of egg, each carrying the X chromosome, making them homogametic. Therefore, the correct option is that the same type of eggs are produced. Options A and D incorrectly suggest similarity or variation in gamete types that don't apply to human females. Option B incorrectly describes sperm production as uniform, which is not the case.
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