A species of kangaroo has a diploid chromosome number of 16. After meiosis, to develop the kangaroo’s sperm or egg, the haploid number would be . When fertilization occurs, the zygote would again have

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A species of kangaroo has a diploid chromosome number of 16. After meiosis, to develop the kangaroo’s sperm or egg, the haploid number would be

. When fertilization occurs, the zygote would again have 16 chromosomes.

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Just to prove that the persons answer on top of mine is correct :D

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