Question 22Human sperm and eggs are similar in some ways, but differ in others. Which of the followingstatements describes a way in which they are similar?they are about the same size.O They have the same degree of motility.about the same number of each are produced each month.they have the same number of chromosomes.◄ PreviousQuiz saved at 8:02am1NextSubm Question 22Human sperm and eggs are similar in some ways, but differ in others. Which of the followingstatements describes a way in which they are similar?they are about the same size.O They have the same degree of motility.about the same number of each are produced each month.they have the same number of chromosomes.◄ PreviousQuiz saved at 8:02am1NextSubm

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