Which of the following statements regarding spermatogenesis and oogenesis is NOT correct? 1) Spermatogenesis produces haploid sperm, and oogenesis produces diploid eggs 2) Unlike spermatogenesis, in oogenesis the cells are arrested at various stages of meiosis from a female's prenatal development until fertilization 3) spermatogenesis occurs in genetic males, and oogenesis occurs in genetic females 4) spermatogenesis produces 4 viable sperm, while oogenesis produces 1 viable egg 1) Spermatogenesis produces haploid sperm, and oogenesis produces diploid eggs 2) Unlike spermatogenesis, in oogenesis the cells are arrested at various stages of meiosis from a female's prenatal development until fertilization 3) spermatogenesis occurs in genetic males, and oogenesis occurs in genetic females 4) spermatogenesis produces 4 viable sperm, while oogenesis produces 1 viable egg.

1. Which of the following statements regarding spermatogenesis and oogenesis is NOT correct?
1) Spermatogenesis produces haploid sperm, and oogenesis produces diploid eggs
2) Unlike spermatogenesis, in oogenesis the cells are arrested at various stages of meiosis from a
female's prenatal development until fertilization
3) spermatogenesis occurs in genetic males, and oogenesis occurs in genetic females
4) spermatogenesis produces 4 viable sperm, while oogenesis produces 1 viable egg
1) Spermatogenesis produces haploid sperm, and oogenesis produces diploid eggs
2) Unlike spermatogenesis, in oogenesis the cells are arrested at various stages of meiosis from a
female's prenatal development until fertilization
3) spermatogenesis occurs in genetic males, and oogenesis occurs in genetic females
4) spermatogenesis produces 4 viable sperm, while oogenesis produces 1 viable egg