Sperms move by their:
Correct answer: A. Tail
- A. Tail
- B. Mitochondria
- C. Cilia
- D. Acrosome
Explanation
Sperms move by the tail and the source of the motility and the driving energy is provided by the mitochondria. The formation of the acrosome (containing enzymes crucial for fertilization), and the development of the flagellum, which enables sperm motility.
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