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I. mitosis II. fertilization III. regeneration IV. egg and sperm V. chromosomes from parents This is an illustration of the moss life cycle. Although moss is a primitive plant, it does have some things

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I. mitosis II. fertilization III. regeneration IV. egg and sperm V. chromosomes from parents This is an illustration of the moss life cycle. Although moss is a primitive plant, it does have some things in common with higher plants and animals when it reproduces. Take a good look at the diagram. Find the term gamete. Describe what is happening at this step in the reproductive cycle of moss. A) The sperm fertilizes the egg to produce a zygote. B) Gametes unite during meiosis to produce a zygote. C) Gametes combine to form a larger cell called a zygote. D) Pollination joins the two gametes outside the moss plant body.

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Shmichael · Answer 1 · 2021-12-16T22:28:54+0000

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The sperm fertilizes the egg to produce a zygote.

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Gametes are sex cells; sex cells include egg and sperm. A zygote is the result of a sperm fertilizing an egg. Hope this helps.

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