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A person with tetraploidy will have _______ set of chromosomes in their first polar body.

A person with tetraploidy will have _______ set of chromosomes in their first polar body. Correct Answer diploid

Oogenesis is the production of a haploid secondary oocyte from a diploid oogonium and in the process resulting in the production of two polar bodies, each of which is haploid. Naturally, a tetraploid person having tetraploid oogonia will produce diploid polar bodies and a diploid oocyte.

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