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Can someone explain this question...
If chromosomal duplication before tetrad formation occurred twice during spermatogenesis, while the other steps of meiosis proceeded normally, which of the following would result from a single spermatocyte?
A. One tetraploid sperm
B. Four diploid sperm
C. Four haploid sperm
D. Eight haploid sperm
If chromosomal duplication before tetrad formation occurred twice during spermatogenesis, while the other steps of meiosis proceeded normally, which of the following would result from a single spermatocyte?
A. One tetraploid sperm
B. Four diploid sperm
C. Four haploid sperm
D. Eight haploid sperm