the image below, what is the value of n in the cell on the left? 1OCESS NONDIS.JUNCTION n+1 Homologs fail 2n 4 2 Nondisjunction occurs with one set ot homokogs 4. Aneuplioidy results. Al ganetes have too ghany or hoo Tew chromosomes Meiosis i starts normally. 1 Sster chromatids separate mormaly in meiosa il. ure 13.13 Nondisjunction Leads to Gametes with Abnormal Chromosome Numbers. nomolopous chromosomes fail to separate ing meiosis L, he gametes that result wi have an extra chromosome or w lack a chromosome. Nondiunetion can aiso occur during osis l if sister chromatids fail to separate. elect one: O a. 4 O b. 2 O c. 1 O d. 8

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