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Below is a simplified genetic diagram showing the sex chromosomes of parents and the possible gametes produced. Which combination of gametes will result in a male offspring? X and Y represent the sex chromosomes. Parents: Female (XX) x Male (XY). Gametes: Female (X, X), Male (X, Y).

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Below is a simplified genetic diagram showing the sex chromosomes of parents and the possible gametes produced. Which combination of gametes will result in a male offspring? X and Y represent the sex chromosomes. Parents: Female (XX) x Male (XY). Gametes: Female (X, X), Male (X, Y).

  1. A.Egg (X) + Sperm (X) → XX
  2. B.Egg (X) + Sperm (Y) → XY
  3. C.Egg (X) + Egg (X) → XX
  4. D.Sperm (X) + Sperm (Y) → XY

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