The Minimum Requirement from a Male to Make Fertilization Possible

question 14

Multiple Choice

The minimum requirement from a male to make fertilization possible is

• A) 400 million spermatocytes in at least 20 liters of seminal fluid.
• B) 60 million spermatocytes in at least 250,000 milliliters of seminal fluid.
• C) a million spermatocytes per 250,000 milliliters of seminal fluid.
• D) 100,000 sperm in any volume of seminal fluid.
• E) determined by the ethnic group of the man.
• F) unknown.

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Definitions:

Escalating Commitment

The continuation of a course of action even though it is not working.

Cost-Benefit Impact

The analysis or effect of comparing the costs and benefits of a decision, project, or investment.

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A theoretical framework focusing on the cognitive, social, and emotional influences on individual and collective decision-making processes.

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