1) Components of zygotes 2) Egg cells 3) Eggs 4) God of new beginnings 5) Greek god of fertility 6) Reproductive cells 7) Sex cells 8) Spermatozoa 1) Ova 
eggs and sperm.
Reproductive cells which unite in pairs to produce zygotes.
A collective term used to describe both male and female germ cells, the sperm and ova
The sexual reproductive cells, eggs and sperm.
(Learning Modules / Biology / DNA / Glossary) Sex cells e.g. sperm or eggs. These always contain half the normal amount of DNA and also contain a random assortment of the 'parent' DNA.(Variation and inheritance) the sex cells -sperm in males, ova (eggs) in females
Sex cells (spermatozoa or ova) that carry the genes donated by each parent
eggs and sperm
Sex cells (spermatozoa or ova) that carry the genes donated by each parent.
Reproductive cells, each containing a single set of chromosomes; ova (eggs) in the female and spermatozoa (sperm) in the male.
eggs and sperm.
The ova (egg cells) and sperm cells.
(Sex cells) Cells that join in sexual reproduction. They have half the normal number of chromosomes
Haploid cells (egg and sperm), the fusion of which results in the creation of a new organism. Also called reproductive cells or sex cells.
Cells that contain only 1 set of chromosomes (regular rat cells contain two sets). Sperm cells and egg cells.