Biology, 20.08.2019 22:30 sylviaelizabeth4135

In which structure do sperm cells develop?
epididymis
scrotum
testes
vas deferens

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Answer from: police76

Testes

Sperm cells are developed in the testes. The process of meiosis occurs here where the cell divides itself into four haploid cells. This particular process is called as spermatogenesis. This occurs in order for the parent or host to distribute those desirable genes fit for the succession of species.

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The sperm cells are matured in an epididymis.

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The male reproductive system produce sperm that are important for gamete formation during reproduction. The male reproductive system is lies outside the body. It consists of penis, scrotum, and testicles. Testicles are the oval-shaped organ that consists of seminiferous tubules.Theyconsist of a pair of the testis that support the production of both sperm as well as sex hormones. The sperm carries a half (23)number of chromosomes. The process of formation of sperm is called spermatogenesis. It takes place in the seminiferous tubules. One complete cycle requires 64 days to produce sperm from spermatogonia.

In the beginning,spermare immotile and are supported by the testicular fluid for movement from lumen to epididymis. It is a coiled shaped tube that is attached to the testis. Here, the sperm mature in this tube. As the sperm move along the length of the tube, they improve their ability to move on their own. When they get into the female reproductive tract, they use this ability to move within the uterus of the female reproductive system.

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Grade: High school

Subject: Biology

Chapter: Reproductive system

Keywords:

Male, reproductive, sperm, gamete, reproduction, testis, chromosome, spermatogenesis, seminiferous, spermatogonia, testicular, female, uterus, epididymis

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In which structure do sperm cells develop?
epididymis
scrotum
testes
vas de...