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2.2.3 Explain ONE consequence for reproduction if B was at the same temperature as the rest of the body. 2.2.4 Explain TWO adaptations of the sperm to ensure that fertilisation is successful.
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2.2.3

Explain ONE consequence for reproduction if B was at the same
temperature as the rest of the body.
2.2.4
Explain TWO adaptations of the sperm to ensure that fertilisation is
successful.

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there could have been low production

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