the body cells of males and of females? 4, In some insects, the females have two X chro diploid number in an insect of this type is 14 some and no Y chromosome. If the normal mosomes while the males have one X chromo what would be the number of chromosomes in diploid number in an inscct of this type is 14 males Semales

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