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What term defines those sex cells which unite to form a zygote or offspring?
fertilization occurs after the egg and sperm join together to make a zygote
What is the name of when the sperm and egg cells unite?
Fertilization
What are the male and the female sex cells?
meiosis results in the production of our specialized sex cell what for male and what for female
Do body cells have less chromosomes than sex cells?
No, somatic (non-sex) cells have twice the number of chromosomes that sex cells have.
What is the duplication of sex cells called?
Meiosis is the division of sex cells and mitosis is the division of body cells
What is the name of the process where sex cells?
Where sex cells are produced: meiosis Where sex cells unite: fertilization
Where in the body is the a male sex cell?
Sperm is created in the testicles and transferred to a woman by the erect penis. "Male sex cells" are sperm cells, which unite with the woman's egg cells to cause pregnancy.
Describes reproduction in which the sex cells from two parents unite the produce offspring?
sexual. sexual reproduction.
Sex cell mutation incorporates altered DNA into which cells of the offspring's body?
Sex cell mutations, also known as germline mutations, affect the DNA in the reproductive cells (sperm and egg). When these altered sex cells unite during fertilization, the offspring inherits the mutation in all of their cells, including somatic cells, which make up the body. This means that the altered DNA is present in all tissues and can be passed on to future generations.
How do cells work inside a body?
Cells are actually the elemental constituents of body who unite together to form tissues and these later unite to form an organ, then organism. So it can be said that cells are building blocks of human body. The cells can be haploids or diploids and they form chromosomes. the Chromosomes can be either sex linked chromosomes or non sex linked chromosomes. These cells undergo cell division process either through "MITOSIS" or "MEIOSIS" to form chromosomes. Depending upon there linkage as sex or non-sex they help in determining the genotype and phenotype of the organism. Thus we see that it's the cells that determine the genotype or the genetic constituent of the organism and also the phenotype or the physical characteristics of the organism.
What term defines those sex cells which unite to form a zygote or offspring?
fertilization occurs after the egg and sperm join together to make a zygote
What is another term for gametes?
"Spermatazoan" or "sperm cell".
Why is it important for cells to unite and what are some factors in an environment that help them unite?
I'ts important for the cells to unite because fertilization occurs and then it produces the first cell of the new organism, the zygote. In the environment some things that can help them unite is insects and sometimes wind and water.
What is the name of when the sperm and egg cells unite?
Fertilization
What is the combination of sex cells?
Will if you say so the combining os a sex cells is a thing that is in the sex cells
What are the male and the female sex cells?
meiosis results in the production of our specialized sex cell what for male and what for female
Do body cells have less chromosomes than sex cells?
No, somatic (non-sex) cells have twice the number of chromosomes that sex cells have.
