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1. ¿ Qué estructuras son glandulas que segregan un líquido para el transporte de los espermatozoides?

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Los espermatozoides dependen del líquido seminal para mantenerse vivos y en movimiento. Este líquido es producido durante la eyaculación por las glándulas accesorias: las vesículas seminales, la próstata y las glándulas bulbouretrales. Las vesículas seminales, dos estructuras en forma de saco, se asientan detrás de la vejiga y se extienden hacia la vejiga.

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