All of the following statements comparing human spermatogenesis and oogenesis are correct except: Question 1 options:

a) They are both forms of gametogenesis.

b) Production of spermatocytes begins at puberty, while production of oocytes begins prenatally.

c) Sperm consist largely of cytoplasm, while oocytes contain little cytoplasm.

d) Spermatogenesis produces four cells of the same size, while oogenesis produces one large cell and up to three smaller ones.

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All of the following statements comparing human spermatogenesis and oogenesis are correct except: Question 1 options:

a) They are both forms of gametogenesis.

b) Production of spermatocytes begins at puberty, while production of oocytes begins prenatally.

c) Sperm consist largely of cytoplasm, while oocytes contain little cytoplasm.

d) Spermatogenesis produces four cells of the same size, while oogenesis produces one large cell and up to three smaller ones.

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Jazmine Mcpherson · Answer 1

c) Sperm consist largely of cytoplasm, while oocytes contain little cytoplasm.

Explanation:

Sperm cells contain little cytoplasm. They are mainly comprised of a nucleus that contains DNA, of mitochondria and of a tail that allows them to actively move.

Oocytes are big cells with a large cytoplasm. They contain a lot of proteins and nutrients that will nourish the embryo in case it is fertilized by a sperm cell.