Vas deferens forms sperms

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
Seminiferous tubules :
The seminiferous tubules are a series of small tubes that generate sperm in the testicles.
These tubules contain simple spherical cells upon birth.
Testosterone and other hormones induce these cells to change into sperm cells throughout adolescence.
Final Answer: The given statement is false.

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Which one of the following is the correct route that a sperm follows when it leaves the testis of a mammal?

(a) Vas deferens $\to e p d i d y m i s \to u r e t h r a$

(b) Urethra $\to e p i d i d y m i s \to v a s d e f e r e n s$

(e) Epididymis $\to v a s d e f e r e n s \to u r e t h r a$

Sperms are transported to vas deferens from vasa efferentia through _______.

The function of vas deferens is to carry sperms from_____ to______.

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