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Nuetrik [128]
3 years ago
14

com base no que aprendeu neste capítulo, explique como seriam gerados trigêmeos univitelinos e trivitelinos?

Biology
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Liono4ka [1.6K]3 years ago
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Answer:

Um único nascimento é formado quando um óvulo produzido por uma fêmea é fertilizado por um espermatozóide e forma um zigoto que cresce para formar um embrião que cresce para se tornar uma criança. Os trigêmeos, no entanto, podem ser formados quando um óvulo é fertilizado pelo esperma (zigoto) e se divide em três, resultando em trigêmeos idênticos ou se um dos dois óvulos fertilizados se divide em dois, resultando em duas crianças idênticas e uma não idêntica.

Explanation:

No caso dos trigêmeos, eles podem ser idênticos (fraternos) ou não idênticos (uma mistura de crianças fraternas e não idênticas), do mesmo sexo ou não do mesmo sexo.

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