Cell that forms in fertilization a. gene b. mitosis c. meiosis d. zygote
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Explanation:
During fertilization, gametes or sex cells fuse. A sperm cell from the father travels to an egg from the mother.
When they fertilize, they create a <u>zygote, </u>or a fertilized egg. It has a complete set of genetic information, because of the sex cells has half of the genetic information (half from mother + half from father = zygote's complete set).
The correct answer choice is <u>D. zygote</u>
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