The _____ is the single fertilized cell that contains chromosomes from both the sperm and the egg.
A)zygote
B)embryo
C)spermatozoid
D)nucleus

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A zygote is formed when the sperm and the egg fuse during fertilization. It contains genetic material from both the sperm and the egg, marking the beginning of a new individual. Embryo refers to the stage of development after the zygote has undergone multiple cell divisions, spermatozoid refers to the male reproductive cell (sperm), and nucleus refers to the organelle within cells that contains genetic material.

The _____ Is the Single Fertilized Cell That Contains Chromosomes