Germ cell proliferation through mitosis: in males, this occurs __

Germ cell proliferation through mitosis: in males, this occurs _______________________ and in females, this occurs ________________________.

		throughout life, throughout life
		only before birth, only before birth
		only before birth, throughout life
		throughout life, only before birth
		throughout life, only before puberty
		only before puberty, only before birth
		only before puberty, only before puberty
		only before birth, only before puberty

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Only before puberty , only before birth.

Germ cell proliferation through mitosis in males occurs before puberty and for females it occures only before birth and stands upto meotic division 1 upto 50 years and later ovulation begins at puberty. In males, after puberty the mitotic proliferation goes for meosis.

Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago

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