Internal fertilization is more advantageous than external fertilization because:a

internal fertilization permits cross-species fertilization.


b. internal fertilization is more open to chance.
c. internal fertilization produces a motile egg.
d. internal fertilization increases the life span of gametes.
e. internal fertilization provides a protective environment for gamete fusion.


e

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