Oogenesis

... chromatid and 46 chromosomes primary spermatocyte- s phase has occured so 46 chromosome and 92 chromatid? --------------------------------------… oogenesis primordial germ cell= 46 chromosomes 46 chromatid oogonia- s phase has not occured?- 46 chromosomes and 46 chromatid primary oocyte- s phase ...

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... cell division. Identify and explain four factors that make eukaryotics cell division so difficult. 3. The processes of spermatogenesis and oogenesis do not differ in their nuclear division, only in their cytokinesis. Explain. I know it's something about how in oogenesis an ovum is produced ...

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look up terms such as "spermatogenesis" and "oogenesis"

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Oogenesis is the process by which eggs are produced in the ovary, the process starts in the fetus when oogonia lining the germinal epithelium divide to form primary oocytes.the germinal epithelium also divides to form follicle ...

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Hmm, indeed. Egg for the win - just look at the wastage produced during oogenesis and limited numbers they are produced in!

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