Biology, asked by shri1685, 9 months ago

the surgical removal of the seminal vesicles would likely​

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Removal of the seminal vesicles also resulted in alterations in motility of uterine sperm, which could have altered sperm trans- port in the female reproductive tract, thus reducing the chances of fertilization.

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