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The fertilisation cone, which pulls the ...

The fertilisation cone, which pulls the spem int o the egg, is formed from the

A

acrosome of the sperm

B

centriole of the sperm

C

vitelline layer of the egg

D

plasma membrane of the egg

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D
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