Testes are structures that produce:

Correct answer: B. Sperms

  • A. Spores
  • B. Sperms
  • C. Seeds
  • D. Ova

Explanation

The testes (or testicles) are critical to the male reproductive system, primarily producing sperm and the hormone testosterone. This makes them essential for both reproduction and secondary sexual characteristics in males. Spores are not relevant to animal reproduction and are associated with fungi and plants. Seeds are a plant reproductive structure, resulting from the fertilization of ovules, while ova are female reproductive cells produced by the ovaries, not the testes.

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