Why does the shape of a man's sperm affect his fertility?

a. The shape affects the speed of the sperm.
b. The shape effects the direction that the sperm travel.
c. The shape affects the sperm's ability to penetrate the egg.
d. The shape affects how long the sperm can "swim" for.


ANS: C

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a. impotence occurring at least once in a male's lifetime b. persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection c. persistent inability to achieve an erection, independent of the ability to maintain an erection d. persistent inability to maintain an erection, independent of the ability to achieve an erection

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