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The nerve most active during sexual activity is (the)

The nerve most active during sexual activity is (the)
A) pudendal nerve.
B) lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.
C) genitofemoral nerve.
D) superior gluteal nerve.
E) None of the answers are correct.

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