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A gray wolf's sperm contains 393939 chromosomes. He mates with a female gray wolf. How many chromosomes will there be in the resulting zygote?
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A gray wolf's sperm contains 393939 chromosomes. He mates with a female gray wolf. How many chromosomes will there be in the resulting zygote?
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Theoretically, since a zygote is a combination of two gametes, it should have the same number of chromosomes as the parent, being 393939.
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