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In insects, sex is determined on the basis of ZZ/ZW system. The female is heterogametic (ZW) and male is homogametic (ZZ).
In a karyotype, the last two chromosomes are sex chromosomes. If they are same than it is homogametic and they are different than it is heterogametic.
The one on the right side is female (ZW, heterogametic) and the one on the left side is male (ZZ, homogametic).
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