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vovikov84 [41]
1 year ago
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a mature egg is called an ovum and is 75,000 times larger than a sperm cell.what can you infer from this comparison? F.the ovum

contains more cytoplasm than the sperm. G.the condition of the ovum is a better predictor of fetal health. H.the sperm is more likely to reach the ovum due to its small size. I.the ovum donates more genetic information to the zygote than the sperm.
Biology
1 answer:
just olya [345]1 year ago
3 0


It wouldn't be I because the zygote is what is cause after the sperm and the ovum meet.

G isn't true because if the ovum's bad health is a cause of a miscarriage.

If I had to choose one it would be H, this is the only option that would make sense. As we all know, the sperm swims to the ovum and fertilizes it. So it would most likely be H.

Hope I helped. :)

 

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