Choose the TRUE statement. Meiotic divisions of spermatogenesis begins in the male embryo. FSH stimulates gamete production in females only. Meiotic divisions of oogenesis in females is completed just prior to ovulation. Human females are thought to be born with all the primary gametes they will ever have.

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Desmond Moses

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29 September, 14:00

Choose the TRUE statement. Meiotic divisions of spermatogenesis begins in the male embryo. FSH stimulates gamete production in females only. Meiotic divisions of oogenesis in females is completed just prior to ovulation. Human females are thought to be born with all the primary gametes they will ever have.

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Jorden Carson · Answer 1

Human females are thought to be born with all the primary gametes they will ever have.

Explanation:

In Women, since they born, the number of primary gametes will be the same for the rest of her life. The gametes are going to be steady for the first years of life of the woman. When she enters in adolescence and the primary sexual characteristics appear due to an hormonal rearrange, the gametes also change and enter to its maturity phase.