Trace the pathway of a sperm from the male testes to the uterine tube of a female.

Video transcript

Hello, everyone and welcome to today's video. So the vas des joins the seminal vesicle to form as answer choice is A. We have testes B, we have seminal glands, C, we have duct and D we have A. Now, in order to solve this problem, we're going to be governing each going over each of our answer choices so that we may select the correct one. Let's begin by taking a look at answer choice. A which is the testes and the testes is going to be incorrect because the testes are the male reproductive organs responsible for sperm production. However, they're not going to be a made up of the vi reference and the seminal bicycle. So we can cancel it out. Then we have a answer choice. B which is the seminal glance. Now, the seminal glance, we're going to be signing it as incorrect as well. There are no specific structures called the seminal glance. It is a made up term so we can cancel it out. Then we have the, which is the, this is also going to be incorrect because this is going to be referring to an expanded portion of the vast difference. That is located near the prostate gland. However, it is not going to be joining the Semino vesicle so we can cancel it out. And finally, we have C which is going to be the ejaculatory duct. Now, the vast deference, also known as the doctor's deference is going to be joining the seminal vesicle to form the edge ay duct within their prostate glen. Now, this ejaculatory duct is going to be passing through the prostate gland and merging with the urethra within the prostate, which is going to allow it during ejaculation to deliver both sperm and seminal fluid into the urethra. But overall, it is the production of the joining of the S and Samios. So we can highlight answer choice C in Jack to reduct as a final answer to our question. I really hope this helped and I hope to see you on the next video.