If a tiger has 38 chromosomes in a diploid body cell, how many chromosomes are in a tiger's haploid egg cell?

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The number of chromosomes in a Tiger's haploid egg cell :  19 ( C )

Given that the Tiger has 38 chromosomes in its diploid cell ( 2n ) cell

The Haploid cell ( n ) cell of the Tiger will have Half ( 1/2)  the number of chromosomes present in the diploid cell

Therefore :

2n = 38

n = ?

n = 38 / 2 =  19 chromosomes

Hence we can conclude that the number of chromosomes in a Tiger's haploid egg cell will be 19 chromosomes

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