Where in the female reproductive does fertilization typically occur?

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The answer should be the oviduct, or the fallopian tube.

Fertilization is where a sperm containing male nucleus enters the egg, with the female nucleus, and both nuclear fusing together to form a zygote, the earliest stage of a baby.

To be even more specific, fertilization occurs at the one-third of the oviduct from the ovary, which then the fertilized egg would keep traveling down to the uterus for the development of the baby.

So, the answer should be oviduct.

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