Science, asked by manojkekraha, 5 months ago

what will be the effect on sperms if the seminal vesicles are absent from the body of a male

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

For example, if surgery removes the prostate and seminal vesicles, a man can no longer make semen. Surgery might also damage the nerves that come from the spine and control emission (when sperm and fluid mix to make semen).

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Economy, 2 months ago

the world real refer,s in economic development means...

Physics, 2 months ago

Explain with the help of Einstein photoelectric equation any two observed features of photoelectric effect which can not be explained by wave theory.

Science, 2 months ago

Name a parasite plant with yellow slender and heterotrophic made of nutrition?

Math, 5 months ago

Convert the following a) 51 m into dm...

Math, 5 months ago

$5\sqrt{7 \div 2} + 3 \sqrt{7 \div 8} - 1 \div 2 \sqrt{63 \div 2}$ Pls guys help me i will mark u as brainlist if u tell me the answers ...

Computer Science, 10 months ago

A program to input a sentence.find out the second word of the sentence...

Biology, 10 months ago

Write a short note in nutrition in amoeba.

Chemistry, 10 months ago

the lungs are adapted to allow these gases to pass easily in and out of the blood. Give three ways in which the lungs are well adapted for gas exchange.

what will be the effect on sperms if the seminal vesicles are absent from the body of a male​

Answers

what will be the effect on sperms if the seminal vesicles are absent from the body of a male