Consider a cell in which all of the homologous chromosomes experience nondisjunction during meiosis ii. what would be the result of this event?

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Consider a cell in which all of the homologous chromosomes experience nondisjunction during meiosis ii. what would be the result of this event?

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it will produce gametes that has abnormal no. of chromosomes

Consider a cell in which all of the homologous chromosomes experience nondisjunction-example-1

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