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11 years ago
What is the difference between a zygote and fertilization?
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11 years ago
A diploid zygote (2n) is formed at fertilisation when a haploid (n) sperm fuses with a haploid (n) egg.
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11 years ago
Fertilization is the process, which results in a zygote.

A sperm and an egg (each haploid "n", meaning they contain half the DNA of the person they came from) come together (fertilization) to combine their genetic material and create a new organism. When they fuse, it creates a new cell called the zygote, which contains the full amount of genetic material (2n) needed to create a new organism.
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11 years ago
fertilization is a process that involves the union of egg to sperm .the outcome after the union we call it zygote
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