Which describes the temperature for successful sperm production?
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<em>></em> <em>></em> <em>></em> <em>Sperm production in humans and other mammals is dependent on the temperature of the testicles. Sperm is optimally produced when the testicles are 2-4oC below body temperature</em> <em>.</em>
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<em><u>2-4oC below body temperature.</u></em>
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