Which structure is an accessory gland of the male reproductive system?
Correct answer: A. Seminal vesicle
- A. Seminal vesicle
- B. Seminiferous tubule
- C. Epididymis
- D. Vas deferens
Explanation
The seminal vesicles are accessory glands that add fructose-rich fluid to semen. Seminiferous tubules produce sperm, the epididymis supports sperm maturation, and the vas deferens transports sperm.
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