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the word that represents a womens fertilised egg is zygote.

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Oocyte+Sperm cell Zygote Embryo

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An embryo.

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Q: What is the term for fertilized egg of the womb?
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Where does the fertilized egg develop?

At the womb


Where is fertilized egg stay?

in your womb


How muct time the fertile egg takes to travel to womb?

The egg is fertilized in the womb.


The fertilized human egg develops in the?

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What is the organ that is typically the site of implantation of a fertilized egg?

The womb


What is the medical term meaning womb?

Womb is a non-medical term for the uterus. Otherwise after an egg is fertilized by a sperm to create a baby, that is where the baby is carried in safely till nine months.


What is the order of development of a fertilized egg in a pregnant woman womb?

The egg is released from the ovary into the ampullae of the fallopian tubes. In the tubes, the egg may be fertilized.


Where is a human egg fertilized?

Usually in the womb but can also occur in the fallopian tube


How is the human leg made?

Everything inside your mothers womb, when you were not born, was merely as you could say "an egg". This "egg" is then fertilized by the man and when the "egg" is fertilized ......BOOM!!!! The baby is born.


How long is baby in womb if timed from two weeks before egg is fertilized?

The average pregnancy length is 40 weeks timed from two weeks before the egg is fertilized.


What happens after the egg has fertilized?

The egg attaches itself to the womb wall I think, and then grows from there.... I am not sure... Google always helps ;)


What happens after the egg has been fertilized?

The egg attaches itself to the womb wall I think, and then grows from there.... I am not sure... Google always helps ;)