Where are spermatozoa mainly stored in the hen's reproductive tract after mating?
Correct answer: A. Uterovaginal sperm storage tubules
- A. Uterovaginal sperm storage tubules
- B. Infundibular glands
- C. Shell gland lumen
- D. Ovarian follicles
Explanation
Sperm storage tubules located mainly at the uterovaginal junction can retain viable sperm for later fertilization. Ovarian follicles contain developing ova, and the shell gland is involved in egg formation rather than long-term sperm storage.
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