How is the number of sperm cells and egg cells by meiosis different?

Answer 1

You need one sperm and one egg to reproduce.

An egg fertilizes the egg, inside of a woman.

Think of it as two halves to a whole. The woman has fifty percent of the necessary genes in her egg, and the man has the other fifty percent.

Mixing one sperm and another can't make a baby, nor can one egg and another.

Answer 2

Sperm are male gametes and eggs are female gametes. In mammals sperm are small and mobile while eggs are large and cannot move (by themselves). Four sperm cells are produced by spermatogenesis while only one egg is produced by oogenesis.

also, sperm cells are known as the "xy" genes and eggs are known s the "xx" genes. during intercourse, a female will always give a "x" and the dad will give out a "y" or a "x". if its "xx", its a girl.if its a "xy", its a male.

Answer 3

Meiosis in males produces four sperm cells from one diploid cell, whereas in females it produces one egg cell and three polar bodies from one diploid cell. Sperm cells are smaller and more numerous, while egg cells are larger and fewer in number.

Answer 4

During female meiosis, only one egg cell is formed.

During male meiosis, four sperm cells are formed.

Answer 5

The sperm holds Y and X chromosomes while the egg has two X's instead.

Answer 6

Sperm is the male reproductive structure produced from testis were egg is formed after fertilization of sperm and ovum (Zygote or developing embryo)

Answer 7

males produced four sperm cells and the female (or egg cell ) has four but one is the egg and the other three cells (or polar bodies) shrinks and dies.