The haploid number of chromosomes in one population of mice is 12 (n=12). If a Robertsonian translocation occurs in the germ cells of a mouse from this population, how many chromosomes would be present

The haploid number of chromosomes in one population of mice is 12 (n=12). If a Robertsonian translocation occurs in the germ cells of a mouse from this population, how many chromosomes would be present in a gamete?Suppose a mouse in this population experiences a Robertsonian translocation, resulting in a new species.

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