👉 Monospermy is a phenomenon in which a single cell forms multiple cells. It occurs when a single sperm or egg cell divides into two daughter cells, each of which contains one or more copies of that cell's genetic material. This process results in the formation of a large number of genetically identical cells, known as gametes, which are responsible for fertilization and the development of offspring. Monospermy is a common phenomenon in nature and can be observed in many types of organisms, including
