Yes but it uses lots of chemistry
Answer;
Ovaries, Fallopian tubes
An ovum bursts from one of a woman's Ovaries & is drawn into one of the two Fallopian tubes.
Explanation;
-Follicles develop inside - and eventually rupture, being released outside - the ovaries. It is soon swept into the nearest Fallopian tube by the finger-like projections that form the end of the tube, where it will hopefully be fertilized. At ovulation, the follicle ruptures and the egg breaks through the surface of the ovary.
-Sperm can penetrate the egg beginning embryonic development, if it successfully implants in the uterus you will have a pregnancy.
Answer:
You messed up on cytokinesis
Explanation:
The box that says "In this stage, the replicated genetic material is seperated" should be in mitosis because cytokinesis is only when the cell divides through a cleavage furrow or cell plate.
The rotation of Earth on its axis
