Chromosome Number in Gametes: Calculating Haploid Sets

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Chromosome Number in Gametes: Calculating Haploid Sets

The gametes of an organism contain half the number of chromosomes as the somatic cells.

So, if 2n = 8, then the gametes contain n = 4 chromosomes.

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