Inside the Nucleus of an animal
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Answer:
semen/seminal fluid
Explanation:
The "semen" consists of <em>sperm cells</em> and<em> other secretions</em>. These secretions come from the <u>seminal vesicles, prostate gland, testicles, epididymis, bulbourethral and urethral glands.</u>
Once the male is aroused <em>(through sexual action)</em>, the penis gets larger and this causes the release of the <em>semen </em>from the scrotum <em>(regulates the temperature of the testes)</em><em>. </em>Such process is known as "ejaculation." This fluid has a<em> high potential to make a woman give birth.</em>
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