Quiz 4 and 5 review Flashcards
At ovulation, the “gamete” is ovulated in which of the following states?
A) in meiosis II
B) as a diploid follicle
C) in cytokinesis
D) in meiosis I
E) undergoing mitosis
A) in meiosis II
For spermatids to become sperm, they need to go through _________________?
spermiogenesis
Meiosis II in the males produces ____________
spermatids
You read about a process called non-disjunction in cell division. This process involves chromosomes NOT pulling apart to travel to opposite poles of the cell, what you know about cell division, which stage do you think we could observe this?
anaphase
The hormone that triggers gametogenesis and therefore meiosis is ________?
FSH
Crossing over occurs in which of the following stages?
A) metaphase II
B) cytokinesis
C) telophase I and II
D) mitosis
E) prophase I
E) prophase I
The highlighted cell is in which stage of cell division?
metaphase
oogenesis begins….
before birth
The highlighted cell is in which stage of cell division?
anaphase
Which of the following are ovulated?
A) secondary oocyte
B) mature oocyte
C) oogonium
D) primary oocyte
E) ovum
A) secondary oocyte
A meiotic spindle is formed during which stage of division?
prophase
The follicle cells that remain attached to the oocyte at ovulation are known as which of the following?
A) atrium cells
B) follicular cells
C) corpus luteum
D) zona pellucida
E) corona radiata
E) corona radiata
A ruptured follicle after ovulation forms into a _____________?
corpus luteum
Spermatogenesis starts with a population of cells called ___________________, these cells divide by _________
spermatogonia, mitosis
An ovarian follicle is containing a large antrum is known as a _____________ follicle
Graafian (tertiary)