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lo 7.1. what is semen?
mixture of sperm and seminal fluids
mixture of sweat and seminal fluids
mixture of urine and seminal fluids
mixture of blood and seminal fluids
mixture of mucus and seminal fluids

Explanation:

Semen is a biological fluid. It is formed by sperm (produced in the testes) and seminal fluids (secreted by accessory glands like the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, etc.). Sweat, urine, blood, and mucus are not components of semen. Sweat is for thermoregulation, urine is for waste excretion, blood has its own circulatory - transport functions, and mucus has protective - lubricating roles in various body tracts (like the respiratory and digestive tracts), none of which are related to the composition of semen.

Answer:

Mixture of sperm and seminal fluids