In sexual reproducing animals once fertilization of the egg takes place, the ________ exists as a single cell until cell division begins. A) egg B) larva C) sperm D) zygote

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In sexual reproducing animals once fertilization of the egg takes place, the ________ exists as a single cell until cell division begins.

A) egg
B) larva
C) sperm
D) zygote

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D) zygote because it is a fertilized ovum.

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