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The inability of sperm cells to move normally could prevent the production of offspring by interfering with (1) meiosis (3) fertilization (2) mitosis (4) differentiation
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The inability of sperm cells to move normally

could prevent the production of offspring by
interfering with
(1) meiosis (3) fertilization
(2) mitosis (4) differentiation

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(3) fertilization. Sperm cells need to be able to move quickly enough for fertilization to occur
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