Life Greatest Miracle

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Life Greatest Miracle talks about the reproductive procedure from beginning to end. It starts by arguing the vital role DNA plays when it comes to reproduction, it’s significant due to DNA holding the chromosomes that give each human physical traits. From there it begins to discourse the process of meiosis. The female egg and male sperm. The film describes sperm being more about quantity, while the female egg is all about quality. When sperm and egg meet, they produce chromosomes, taking traits from both the female and male, generating unique traits for the individual.
The movie gives me the complete picture of the process that a human looks during the development stages. From this point, it begins discussing the passage sperm takes upon sexual

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