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The fertilized egg will attach itself to the inner lining of the uterus, the endometrium, in most cases. In some instances, it may implant itself into the Fallopian tube, which results in an ectopic pregnancy that can be fatal to the mother and fetus.
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How does fertillized egg develop?
in the uterus
If an egg isn't fertillized. what happens to the egg?
it is lost in menstruation
If an egg isn't fertillized what happen to the egg and to the lining of the uterus?
It breaks down/ Is removed through the vagina.
How long does it take for an egg to get fertillized after release?
Depends on whether you're having sex or not.
Why do animals that fertilize eggs externally produce millions of eggs?
It gives them a better chance or increases the odds of having atleast one egg fertillized.
How long can a chicken egg last without its mother?
Under ideal conditions, Dark, damp and cool, a fertilized egg can still be viable for up to 7 days. Eggs left in a nest with no broody hen to set on them should be thrown away after day 8. They will not be suitable for hatch or for eating.
Where does the fertillized egg normally implant itself and start to grow?
The egg is fertilized in the fallopian tube in the woman's body.The eggs come there and the sperm fuse there with them.There are two tubes.
What is period in women?
When a girl gets her period this is what is happening- You have 2 egg "cases". One day in a girls life an egg will come out of the case and stick to the walls of her uterus and waits to be fertillized. If it is not than it comes out and breaks. It also brings some blood from uterus.
What is the main function sperm cell?
To attach to the egg of a woman.
What part of the reproductive system does the egg attach and develop?
The lining of the uterus
How does grass get pollinated and fertillized?
By the bees who carry pollen from plant to plant then they fertilise it.
How does the jelly layer change after a sperm cell fuse with the egg?
Because the egg will attach to the the female wall and develop itself.
