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31 July, 05:09

Q6.2. if a diploid sperm fertilized a diploid egg, what would the result be? diploid (2n) quadruploid (4n) a mixture of diploid (2n) and quadruploid (4n) triploid (3n

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  1. 31 July, 06:29
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    The correct answer is that organism is going to be quadruploid (4n) or tetraploid. This means that formed zygote is going to have 4 complete sets of chromosomes which is an example of polyploidy. In human cells, tetraploidy causes significant developmental problems (usually die within the first days or months of life).
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