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How do you tell if an egg will be a male or a female inside the womb?
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∙ 12y ago
an egg consists of x and Y chromosomes if an egg has 2 y cromosones it will be a boy but if an egg has 1 x and 1 Y cromosone it will be a girl.
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the uterus masculinus
What is the method of reproducing with a pig?
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Journey into the womb?
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Why must eggs be fertilized inside the female body?
Because, amniotic eggs contains placenta that could be only developed inside the females womb.
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Because, amniotic eggs contains placenta that could be only developed inside the females womb.
What are the functions of the male sex cell?
It uses it's tail to swim up into the female's womb and spread the sperm to make babies!
What are the differences in skeletal structure of human male and female?
Slight difference in the pelvic area to allow a woman to carry a child in the womb.
