Where does the fertilized egg grow and develop while a woman is pregnant

Biology

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Scilla [17]3 years ago

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Answer: Uterus

Explanation:

A fertilized egg is called ZYGOTE, and it is the product of fusion between a sperm cell and ovum cell.

The zygote is attached and housed in a muscular organ known as Uterus, commonly referred to as Womb. Here, the zygote grows and develops for several weeks into a foetus and then a human child (baby) in the pregnant woman

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