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The sperm nucleus (23 paternal chromosomes) and the egg nucleus (23 maternal chr

1) The sperm nucleus (23 paternal chromosomes) and the egg nucleus (23 maternal chromosomes) fuse to form the zygote
2) Sperm travel a path through the corona radiata, a loose collection of follicle cells
3) From the acrosome, sperm cells release digesting enzymes
4) The zona pellucida (a protein-carbohydrate structure) layer and the egg's plasma membrane are penetrated by sperm.

The process of fertilization proceeds in a specific sequence to form the first new cell of new life. The correct sequence to complete the fertilization of the egg is: __ __ __ __

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kasy110 Author

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12 years ago

thought so, Thanks!
Also what do you mean by ''What did you out?''

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My bad, I meant, what did you "get" lol

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kasy110 Author

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oh lmao yea i wrote the same as you

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Quote from: kasy110 (12 years ago)

oh lmao yea i wrote the same as you

Hope it's right then.

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thank youu

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