Mammalian Spermatocytes Remain in Cytoplasmic Contact Throughout Their Development

Mammalian spermatocytes remain in cytoplasmic contact throughout their development

A) to share nutrients.
B) because primary spermatocytes lack two sex chromosomes.
C) to share gene products of the X chromosomes following the first meiotic division.
D) to prevent competition among the sperm prior to release.
E) because spermatocytes are smaller than spermatids.