If we cut a cross-section through the testes, we would see
A) individual sperm follicles with immature sperm.
B) large chambers lined with developing sperm.
C) small tubules lined with developing sperm.
D) flat layers of tissue like pages, lined with developing sperm.
E) fluid-filled structures with developing sperm.

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The testes are composed of multiple small tubules called seminiferous tubules. These tubules are lined with developing sperm and are responsible for sperm production. Therefore, a cross-section through the testes would reveal small tubules lined with developing sperm.

If We Cut a Cross-Section Through the Testes, We Would