why only one sperm fertilises the ova
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If more than one sperm fuses—a condition called polyspermy—multipolar or extra mitotic spindles are formed, resulting in faulty segregation of chromosomes during cell division; nondiploid cells are produced, and development usually stops. Two mechanisms can operate to ensure that only one sperm fertilizes the egg.
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Heya
only sperm are highly active and mobile (moving) so only one sperm fuses with ovum (or egg) in oviduct to form a zygote .
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@rajukumar☺
only sperm are highly active and mobile (moving) so only one sperm fuses with ovum (or egg) in oviduct to form a zygote .
hope it help you
@rajukumar☺
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