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Well, it has a strong, not very permeable membrane. This is so the sperm cell find it harder to penetrate and only one (usually) can enter.

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They take in sperms [lol] and get fertalized by the sperm [the sperms fertalize the egg not vis-versa] I hope this answered you question :]

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IT only has 1/2 the number of chromosomes of the organism that made it.

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