D datstudy1 Full Member 10+ Year Member Jan 4, 2012 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad There are two ways of looking at this: oogonium (2N), primary oocyte (2N), secondary oocyte (1N), and ovum (1N)...OR oogonium (2N), primary oocyte (4N), secondary oocyte (2N), and ovum (1N) For the purposes of the DAT, which is it?
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad There are two ways of looking at this: oogonium (2N), primary oocyte (2N), secondary oocyte (1N), and ovum (1N)...OR oogonium (2N), primary oocyte (4N), secondary oocyte (2N), and ovum (1N) For the purposes of the DAT, which is it?
