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The inability of sperm cells to move normally could prevent the production of offspring by interfering with (1) meiosis (3) fertilization (2) mitosis (4) differentiation

The inability of sperm cells to move normally could prevent the production of offspring by interfering with (1) meiosis (3) fertilization (2) mitosis (4) differentiation
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The inability of sperm cells to move normally

could prevent the production of offspring by
interfering with
(1) meiosis (3) fertilization
(2) mitosis (4) differentiation

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(3) fertilization. Sperm cells need to be able to move quickly enough for fertilization to occur
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