Biology, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

What are the significance of fertilization

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Answered by Anonymous

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• Secondary oocyte completes the process of

oogenesis and is transformed into a mature

ovum (n).

• The diploid chromosome number is restored

in the zygote by the process of syngamy.

• The ovum lacks the centrioles necessary

for further divisions, are received from the

sperm during fertilization.

• Fertilization involves fusion of male and

female gametes from the two parents. It

results in variations which are significant

to evolution.

• Sex of the offspring is determined.

Answered by ranjanhasauli

Answer:

Fertilisation is the process of fusion of gametes which results in the formation of a zygote. The process of fertilisation helps to restore the total number of chromosomes in the organism. The zygote develops to form a new individual which is necessary for the continuation of the species. It creates genetic variation and helps to maintain biodiversity..

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