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4 is most likely Metabolism: Cells need a way to process and break-down energy.
Answer:
cell division
Explanation:
It starts with a cell called the mother cell, divides into two cells called daughter cells. If they have the same number of chromosomes it is called mitosis. As in there are two different stages of cell division. Where as meiosis, they don't have the same amount of chromosomes.
Venous anastomosis (or some people call it circulatory anastimosis) ia a connection between two blood vessles, such as between arteries and veins.
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Both. You can use it as singular or plural.
Correct sequence of sperm-transporting tubules that transport spermatozoa to the epididymis is Seminiferous Tubules---> Rete Testis---> Vasa Efferentia----> Epididymis
Spermatozoa is the sperm that is formed from a spermatid after Spermiogenesis. It is released into the lumen of seminiferous tubules.
Seminiferous Tubules is present in the testis of human body.
Sperm transporting tubules are:
The sperm passes through the seminiferous tubule into Rete testis.
Rete testis is a network of tubules that form a link between seminiferous tubule and Vasa Efferentia.
Vasa Efferentia connects Rete testis to Epididymis. It makes a pathway for the sperm transportation.
Epididymis is the region where the transported sperm from Vasa Efferentia reach. It stores the sperm until they are functionally matured enough to carry out the fertilisation in the human female body.
Hence, the pathway is Seminiferous Tubules---> Rete Testis---> Vasa Efferentia----> Epididymis
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