The Architecture of the Epididymis Is Such That

question 65

Multiple Choice

The architecture of the epididymis is such that

• A) it forms an obstacle course which only allows the "fittest" sperm to pass through.
• B) the spermatozoa pass through a single, convoluted tubule.
• C) the spermatozoa pass through a complex network of tubules.
• D) sperm bodies and tails join at the exit of the epididymis.
• E) the most recently formed spermatozoa enter the vas deferens first.

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