Question 5 • Biology - SC3209 IC
Oogenesis begins before birth, when oogonia develop into primary oocytes. These oocytes pause in meiosis until puberty, when development resumes as part of the reproductive cycle. So “Oogenesis starts in development and then halts until puberty” is the best description; it involves meiosis and occurs in the ovaries, not the testes.
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