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Ovum vs. Egg: Understanding the Female Reproductive Cell
Ovum is the scientific term for the female gamete (egg cell) produced by the ovaries. "Egg" is a broader term that can include the ovum plus protective structures (yolk, shell) in egg-laying animals. In human reproduction, "ovum" specifically refers to the female gamete before fertilization.
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