Order the events leading to the sperm's nucleus fusing with the egg's nucleus. Question 1 options: sperm's nucleus is released into the egg's cytoplasm sperm burrows through the orona radiata sperm's nucleus and egg's nucleus fuse sperm's cell memrbane fuses with egg's cell membrane sperm's acrosome enzymes burrows through the zona pellucida the zona pellucida changes so that any new sperm's acrosome cannot burrow through the zona pellucida

Order the events leading to the sperm's nucleus fusing with the egg's nucleus. Question 1 options: sperm's nucleus is released into the egg's cytoplasm sperm burrows through the orona radiata sperm's nucleus and egg's nucleus fuse sperm's cell memrbane fuses with egg's cell membrane sperm's acrosome enzymes burrows through the zona pellucida the zona pellucida changes so that any new sperm's acrosome cannot burrow through the zona pellucida

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	sperm's nucleus is released into the egg's cytoplasm
	sperm burrows through the orona radiata
	sperm's nucleus and egg's nucleus fuse
	sperm's cell memrbane fuses with egg's cell membrane
	sperm's acrosome enzymes burrows through the zona pellucida
	the zona pellucida changes so that any new sperm's acrosome cannot burrow through the zona pellucida