In the human sperm:
a. there must be one chromosome of each type, except for the sex chromosomes, where either an $\mathrm{X}$ or a $\mathrm{Y}$ chromosome is present.
b. a chromosome must be represented from each parent.
c. there must be an unequal number of chromosomes from both parents.
d. there must be representation of chromosomes from only one parent.
there is the possibility of 246 different combinations of maternal and paternal chromosomes.