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The table shows the processes of external fertilisation and internal fertilisation.

External fertilisation	Internal fertilisation
The female releases the eggs (ova) outside its body. The male releases the sperms on the eggs. Fertilisation takes place outside the female body.	The male releases the sperms inside the body of the female. Fertilisation takes place inside the female body.

$6.$ Which of these is true about external fertilization and internal fertilization$?$

	External fertilization	Internal fertilization
$A.$	Both parents are necessary	Both parents are necessary
$B.$	Embryo is not formed	Embryo is formed
$C.$	Involves development of eggshell	Involves development of eggshell
$D.$	Takes place among invertebrates	Takes place among vertebrates

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$6. A.$ Both parents are necessary /both parents are necessary

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