Question

question 31
in humans, germ cells are produced in the ovaries and the
bone marrow
testes
brain
all of these are correct answers
question 32
1 point
what two processes occur during meiosis to aide in genetic diversity?
recombination and dependent assortment
independent assortment and crossing over
meiosis i and ii
all of these.
none of these.
question 33
1 point
strs are.

Explanation:

• Question 31: Germ cells in humans are produced in the ovaries (in females) and the testes (in males). Bone marrow produces blood cells, and the brain is not involved in germ - cell production.
• Question 32: During meiosis, independent assortment (where chromosomes assort independently during gamete formation) and crossing - over (exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes) are the two main processes that aid in genetic diversity. Recombination is a general term that includes crossing - over, and dependent assortment is not a process that aids in genetic diversity. Meiosis I and II are stages of meiosis but not the specific processes for genetic diversity.

Answer:

• Question 31: B. Testes
• Question 32: B. independent assortment and crossing over