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Biology, 26.04.2021 03:30, stefancvorovic1

The testes are contained within the scrotum, which is located outside of the body cavity. Why is this location important? A) It allows for mixing of sperm and urine.

B) It provides an exit for the sperm to the outside world.

C) It provides additional protection for the testes.

D) It provides an environment that is a lower temperature for development

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