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Posted by: rwoodyer at Tue Aug 29 13:03:29 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rwoodyer ] The male has defective Z or no Z chromosomes or is simply not able to produce gametes with correct Z chromosomes (genetic problem with meiosis). Thus, the offspring only have one sex chromosome either a W or a Z (from the mother), which in either case could appear female (assuming male phenotype is a result of gene dosage from two Z chromosomes) or perhaps having one Z and no W is fatal... [ Hide Replies ]
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