Which of the following is an accurate differentiation between a young man's initial and later ejaculations?
A) Initial ejaculations contain relatively few sperm, while later ejaculations contain enough sperm to fertilize an egg.
B) Initial ejaculations only occur during sleep (nocturnal emissions) while later ejaculations can occur either while sleeping or awake.
C) Initial ejaculations contain no sperm cells, while later ejaculations (typically starting around 15 years of age) do contain sperm cells.
D) Initial ejaculations contain a high content of urine combined with semen, while later ejaculations are almost exclusively semen.

Question

Which of the following is an accurate differentiation between a young man's initial and later ejaculations?
A) ​Initial ejaculations contain relatively few sperm, while later ejaculations contain enough sperm to fertilize an egg.
B) ​Initial ejaculations only occur during sleep (nocturnal emissions) while later ejaculations can occur either while sleeping or awake.
C) ​Initial ejaculations contain no sperm cells, while later ejaculations (typically starting around 15 years of age) do contain sperm cells.
D) ​Initial ejaculations contain a high content of urine combined with semen, while later ejaculations are almost exclusively semen.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Initial ejaculations often contain fewer sperm or may even lack sperm entirely, as the reproductive system is still maturing. Over time, as the reproductive system fully develops, ejaculations will contain enough sperm to potentially fertilize an egg.

Which of the Following Is an Accurate Differentiation Between a Young