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Birds derive seminal fluid from the

Birds derive seminal fluid from the
a. seminiferous tubules.
b. vasa efferentia.
c. vas deferens.
d. seminiferous tubules and vasa efferentia.
e. seminiferous tubules and vas deferens.

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