A eukaryotic diploid cell from an organism with the ZZ-ZW sex determination system has two pairs of autosomes and a pair of sex chromosomes, Z and W, shown here.
A diploid cell from this individual begins to go through meiosis. After the completion of meiosis I, it becomes two cells. One of these two cells now undergoes meiosis II. Which of the following is a possible normal combination of chromosomes in one of the subsequent two cells after the completion of meiosis II?
A) one chromosome with the A allele, one with the B allele, one Z, one W
B) one chromosome with the A allele, one with the a allele, one with the B allele, one with the b allele, one Z, one W
C) a pair of chromosomes with A alleles, a pair of chromosomes with B alleles, a pair of Z chromosomes
D) one chromosome with an a allele, one chromosome with a B allele, one W
E) one chromosome with the B allele, one with the b allele, one Z
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