Fill in the missing number of chromosomes.

To fill in the missing numbers of chromosomes in the table, we use the relationship between the number of chromosomes in body cells and reproductive cells. In most organisms, the number of chromosomes in each sperm or egg cell is half the number of chromosomes in each body cell due to meiosis.## Step 1: Analyze the given data### From the provided image description, we know the chromosome counts for various organisms. We will use this information to calculate the missing values.## Step 2: Fill in the missing values### Using the rule that the number of chromosomes in sperm or egg cells is half of those in body cells:- For **Human**, the body cell count is 46, so the sperm/egg count is .- For **Horse**, the body cell count is 60, so the sperm/egg count is .- For **Housefly**, the sperm/egg count is 6, so the body cell count is .- For **Dog**, the sperm/egg count is incorrectly listed as 1. The correct value should be .- For **Grasshopper**, the sperm/egg count is incorrectly listed as 7. The correct value should be .- For **Mosquito**, the sperm/egg count is 3, so the body cell count is .- For **Chicken**, the body cell count is incorrectly listed as 18. The correct value should be .- For **Apple**, the sperm/egg count is 17, so the body cell count is .- For **Spinach**, both values are correctly listed as 12 and 6, respectively.- For **Lily**, the sperm/egg count is 12, so the body cell count is .## Step 3: Update the table### Replace incorrect or missing values with the corrected ones based on the calculations above.