where does the formation of sperm take place in male reproduction (a) testis (b) seminal vesicle ( c) prostate gland (d) penis

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where does the formation of sperm take place in male reproduction (a) testis (b) seminal vesicle ( c) prostate gland (d) penis

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(a) testis

Step-by-step explanation:

Testicles have a part called seminiferous tubule where sperm production take place.

Luciano Mammino answered Aug 18, 2021

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