Gametogenesis is the term for a. the fertilization of eggs. b. the development of polar bodies. c. the movement of sperm. d. the production of gametes.

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Gametogenesis is the term for

a. the fertilization of eggs.
b. the development of polar bodies.
c. the movement of sperm.
d. the production of gametes.

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Step-by-step explanation:

the production of gametes

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