Human Reproduction: Structure, Function, and Reproduction Process

What is fertilisation in human reproduction?

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. 1 Lower Secondary Science Secondary 2 Express / Normal (Academic) Name: _________________________ ( ) Class: _____ Date: ______________ Core Ideas (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) recognise that the union of the nuclei of an egg and a sperm (inputs of a system) forms a fertilised egg which develops into a new individual (output of a system) recognise that the sexual reproductive system facilitates heredity (the passing down of genetic material from one generation to the next) *recognise that a new individual formed through sexual reproduction receives a unique combination of genetic information from the mother (via the egg) and the father (via the sperm), resulting in similarities and differences between individuals and their parents, as well as among siblings state some of the physical changes that occur during puberty and early adolescence as a result of the effect of hormones on other systems (Note: Details of the hormonal system are not required) describe briefly how the parts of the human male and female reproductive systems are involved in fertilisation describe how parts of the female reproductive system are involved in the menstrual cycle outline how temporary and perm...

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