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Where do sex cells develop in both male and female?
5 Answers
- ajedrezLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
In the gonads:
Male: Testes
Female: Ovaries
I hope this information was very helpful.
- 9 years ago
Female sex cells, or by the scientific term, Gametes, are formed in the female ovaries. Male sperm cells are formed in the testicles of a male. both carry 23 chromosomes.
- 9 years ago
Male: Sex cells (aka gametes/germ cells) form in the testes in males through the process of spermatogenesis.
Female: Sex cells are present in a woman when she is born already. However, they are developed through the process of oogenesis and are released into the oviduct for possible fertilization to occur.
- UnknownLv 69 years ago
lol @ the first post.
Sperm cells come from the male testicles and Gamates (Female sex cell) comes from the woman's ovaries. A baby will develop having 23 chromosomes each from the paternal and maternal side.
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- 9 years ago
Are you serious? I don't want to live on this planet anymore. PENIS...AND VAGINA.
