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Distinguish between human sperm and ovum.
Distinguish between human sperm and ovum.
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Sperms are produced throughout life in males, whereas females are born with a fixed number of ova.
Updated On: Feb 28, 2025
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The key differences between human sperm and ovum are as follows:
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