Part BWhat would happen if stem cells divided like spermatogonia?There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes, but spermatogenesis would not be able to continue properly.There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes. Thus nothing would change and spermatogenesis would continue.The supply of stem cells would be used up, but spermatogonia would start to divide like stem cells and spermatogenesis would continue.O The supply of stem cells would be used up, and spermatogenesis would not be able to continue.SubmitRequest Answer

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What would happen if stem cells divided like spermatogonia? O There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes, but spermatogenesis would not be able to continue properly. O There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes. Thus nothing would change and spermatogenesis would continue. O The supply of stem cells would be used up, but spermatogonia would start to divide like stem cells and spermatogenesis would continue. O The supply of stem cells would be used up, and spermatogenesis would not be able to continue.

What would happen if stem cells divided like spermatogonia? O There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes, but spermatogenesis would not be able to continue properly. O There is a huge stock of stem cells in the testes. Thus nothing would change and spermatogenesis would continue. O The supply of stem cells would be used up, but spermatogonia would start to divide like stem cells and spermatogenesis would continue. O The supply of stem cells would be used up, and spermatogenesis would not be able to continue.

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Chapter18: Animal Reproduction And Development

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