The diploid chromosome number of a cat, Felis catus, is 38. Which of the following rows correctly identifies the number of egg cells and chromosomes in each cell after the process of oogenesis has completed? Select one: a. # of Cells # of Chromosomes 2 38 b. # of Cells # of Chromosomes 3 114 c. # of Cells # of Chromosomes  4   19 d. # of Cells # of Chromosomes 1  19

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