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Fill in the gaps to explain the process of fertilisation!

by Mrs E Brinkley
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embryo cervix vagina oviduct ejaculates single Ciliated implementation millions implantation divides fertilisation baby egg sneezes uterus thousands

During intercourse , the man releasing of sperm into the . Sperm cells swim from the vagina to the to the . cells waft the down the oviduct towards the uterus . A sperm meets the egg and occurs . The fertilised egg several times to form a ball of cells called an . The embryo attaches to the lining of the uterus in a process called .

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