17) If the organism has ZW sex chromosomes, how many of the cells could be gamet

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17) If the organism has ZW sex chromosomes, how many of the cells could be gametes produced by a female?

a) less than two

b) two

c) three

d) four

e) more than four

here the ten cells

so please for each question tell me how the find the answers like this. Q13 is 3, Q14 is c, Q15 is b, Q16 is c, and Q17 is c

i just don;t understand why the answer is becasue i got a wrong answer and still didn't understand why the instructure said these are correct answer and i provided up

please explain clearly so i can know my mistake.

Thanks

Problem 3 Figure 2 shows images of ten different cells from a diploid organism that has one pair of autosomes and one pair of sex chromosomes. The lines represent chromatids, the dots are centromeres and the shaded region shows the shape of the cell. The letters next to the lines show the location of alleles of genes. Cells 1 and 6 are G2-phase cells from different sexes of this organism. Refer to this figure as you consider the questions below 13) How many of the ten cells contain at least four double-stranded DNA molecules? a) less than four b) four c) five SiX e) more than six 14) How many chromosomes show evidence of a crossover? a) less than two b) two c) three d) four e) more than four 15) If the species shows ZW sex chromosomes, which allele is on the Z chromosome? a) A and a are both on Z b) B and b are both on Z c) only the recessive alleles, a and b, are on Z d) only the dominant alleles, A and B, are on Z e) No alleles are on 2 16) If the organism has XY sex chromosomes, how many of the cells could be cells that just completed meiosis II in a male? a) less than two b) two c) three d) four e) more than four

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If the organism has ZW sex chromosomes, how many of the cells could be gametes produced by a female:-  

ANSWER- e) more than four

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