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mspears3

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Which term refers to the region of the brain responsible for coordinating body movements?
 
  a. cerebellar
  b. thalamic
  c. cerebral
  d. pontine

Question 2

Which term means sperm destruction?
 
  a. spermatocyte
  b. spermatic
  c. spermatolysis
  d. spermatogenesis



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Answer to Question 1

a
Explanation:
a. cerebellar: correct
b. thalamic: does not coordinate body movements
c. cerebral: does not coordinate body movements
d. pontine: does not coordinate body movements

Answer to Question 2

c
Explanation:
a. spermatocyte: is a sperm cell
b. spermatic: means pertaining to sperm
c. spermatolysis: correct
d. spermatogenesis: means production of sperm



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