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Prior to ejaculation, sperm are stored primarily in:- a. the seminiferous tubules. b. the epididymis. c. the seminal vesicles. d. the bulb of the penis. e. the ejaculatory ducts

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter18: Animal Reproduction And Development

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8RQ: Sperm are produced in the _______. a. scrotum b. seminal vesicles c. seminiferous tubules d....

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