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both ova and sperms are reproductive cells or gametes. they both are haploid because their chromosome number is 1n . they both fuse to form zygote which is diploid and has 2n chromosome number

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They're both reproductive cells

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one cell. reproductive.

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Both of them has an X chromosome.

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What is a reproductive cell these are sperm in the male and ova in the female?

gamete for female it is the ova for male it is the sperm


What a is a single particle of an element?

sperm or ova


What are the 2 human gametes called?

sperm and ova (eggs)


How is the structure of the ova and sperm related to their function in fertilization?

party and bs


What form of cell division halves the number of chromosomes?

Meiosis. Takes place during gametogenesis, the formation of sperm or ova. The final sperm or ova formed will each contain 23 chromosomes, haploid number.

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What is a reproductive cell these are sperm in the male and ova in the female?

gamete for female it is the ova for male it is the sperm


How is the structure of a sperm suited for fertilization?

The structure of a sperm suited for fertilization in various ways. The basic features are the head and the tail which allow it to swim towards the ova for fertilization.


What are ova and sperm called?

sex cells | gametes ; scientific name ovum, plural ova and sperm is spermatozoa, plural spermatozoon.


What is the lifespan of a sperm to an ova?

24 hrs


What are sperm in the male and ova in the female?

Fertilization


What is the first stage of a hummingbird?

Ova and sperm,


How human spermatozoa differ from human ova?

Sperm have tails called flagella (singular: flagellum) which allow them to be motile (move around) whereas ova are stationary; they can't move on their own. Ova have more cytoplasm, so they are larger than a sperm cell. Ova contain mitochondrial DNA; sperm doesn't.


What a is a single particle of an element?

sperm or ova


Do sperm and ove have the same motiltiy?

The answer is no because sperm is produce everyday and ova is produce periodicaly


What are the 2 human gametes called?

sperm and ova (eggs)


What hormones is responsible for stimulating the development of ova and sperm?

i don't know about the ova but the hormones that are responsible for stimulating sperm production are Gonadotropin, Follicle Stimulating Hormone, testosterone and Luteinizing. Hope that helps.


How is the structure of the ova and sperm related to their function in fertilization?

party and bs