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How does a new mammoth egg cell get chromosomes from each of the parents?

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An egg or sperm only has half of the parent's sex chromosome pair. An egg will always have an X chromosome, since the woman's sex chromosome pair only has Xs. Sperm can have either an X chromosome or a Y chromosome. If a sperm with an X chromosome fertilizes the egg, the new cell will have two X chromosomes. One came from the father's sperm and one came from the mother's egg. Since the sex chromosome that is made is XX, the cell will grow into a girl baby.

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