In human beings, the statistical probability of getting either a male or female child is 50 : 50. Give a suitable explanation.
Sex of the child is determined by the chromosome donated by the male. During spermatogenesis, X or Y gametes are produced in males but in females only X type of ovum is produced. Thus there is an equal possibility of fertilization of the ovum with sperm having X or Y chromosome. If the child inherits X chromosome from the male then it would be a girl and if the child inherits the Y chromosome from the male then it would be a boy, therefore the probability of getting either male or female is 50- 50%. Sex of the child is only determined by the chromosome of the father.
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