In humans genital organs, one of the Following is not true? O a. One of the functions of the testis is to produce sperms. O b. Fallopian tube transmits the ovum to the uterus. C. The ovarian medulla secretes the female sex hormones. O d. The male genital ducts conduct the sperms from the testis to the urethra. O e. Sertoli cells are supporting cells.

In humans genital organs, one of the Following is not true? O a. One of the functions of the testis is to produce sperms. O b. Fallopian tube transmits the ovum to the uterus. C. The ovarian medulla secretes the female sex hormones. O d. The male genital ducts conduct the sperms from the testis to the urethra. O e. Sertoli cells are supporting cells.

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