Answer:
fills with blood during arousal and causes an erection.
Explanation:
The corpus spongiosum is a mass of tissue present in the under part of the penis (male sexual structure) that is actively responsible for erection of the penis. The corpus spongiosum, in conjunction with the corpus carvernosa works to maintain erection of the penis in males.
During sexual arousal, the corpus spongiosum, which surrounds the urethra (passage for urine and semen) helps keep the urethra open for semen to be released while the carvernosa becomes filled with blood. This constant flow of blood into the carvernosa makes the penis enlarge and assume an erect position.
The correct answer is C. Because spermatozoa and developing cells produce surface antigens that are recognized as foreign by the immune system.
This is important because the organism will react defensively towards the foreign bodies and fight them instead of accept them, so this will make a big problem in the process of fertilization.
I think the answer is C, it’s helps
Answer: Hydrophilic
Explanation:
They have a negatively charged polar head
Storing energy as a fat allows the energy to be conserved long-term. The organism can store a large amount of energy while being insulated.
*some living things store energy as both carbohydrates and lipids
