The developing sperm cells arising from a single primary spermatocyte remain joined by cytoplasmic bridges until development is complete so that a Y-bearing sperm can be provided with essential products coded for by the X chromosome.

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This statement is true. The cytoplasmic bridges, also known as intercellular bridges, allow for the transfer of essential materials between developing sperm cells, including products coded for by the X chromosome. This ensures that both X and Y-bearing sperm are able to develop properly.

The Developing Sperm Cells Arising from a Single Primary Spermatocyte