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Men can potentially reproduce at any age since they continue to produce sperm throughout their lives. However, the quality and quantity of sperm may decrease with age, which can make conception more challenging. Generally, men are considered fertile well into their later years, but the likelihood of conception decreases with age.

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Can woman with type O produce a child with a man with type AB?

Blood type has absolutely nothing to do with being able to reproduce.


Why do humans reproduce late?

Humans reproduce later in life compared to other animals due to longer periods of growth and development, as well as the complexity of human societies which require more time and resources to raise offspring. Additionally, cultural and societal norms also play a role in delaying reproduction.


Can a man live without a seminal vesicle?

Yes, a man can live without a seminal vesicle. The seminal vesicles store and secrete fluid that helps nourish and transport sperm, but their absence does not typically affect a man's ability to have a normal sex life or reproduce.


How does the Portuguese man-of-war reproduce?

they reproduse asexually by the female ejecting eggs into the water and the male ejecting sperm into the water and the eggs then get fertalized by the sperm --- While some corals can reproduce asexually by broadcast fertilization (i.e., they are hermaphroditic), jellyfish never reproduce asexually by broadcast fertilization. By definition, if a female individual and a male individual release gametes into the ocean column, then it is considered sexual reproduction, not asexual. The Portuguese man of war does reproduce asexually by 'budding' (cloning) polyps throughout most of its adult life, which remain attached to the float (the founding polyp) and then differentiate into one of three functionally distinct types of zooids. But the final broadcast fertilization that occurs during an aggregation of mature adults, is definitely called sexual reproduction.


Do weddell seals reproduce sexually?

Yes, Weddell seals reproduce sexually. Mating typically occurs in late winter to early spring, with males establishing territories to attract females. After a gestation period of about 11 months, females give birth to a single pup, which they nurse for several weeks before it becomes independent.

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Late to bed and late to rise makes a man unhealthy, poor and foolish.


Why is it scary to reproduce?

To reproduce some good things is not scary at all. Like to reproduce an offspring, it's your duty as a man to have a family; wife and children. This is normal way of life to mankind and do not fear for everything you do God is willing to help man in general.


How does SpongeBob reproduce?

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Are the functions of the testes?

To create Testosterone, which basically makes a man like a man, and sperm, to reproduce.


Can klinefelter's reproduce?

No, they cannot reproduce because they start developing hormones late in life therefore their sperm is infertile, and they have a small penis, redering them unable to have sex. which means no babies.


Which plant cannot reproduce itself without help from man?

banana


How often does the mamba snake reproduce?

Usually once a year during late spring or early summer.


How long after taking steroids can a man reproduce?

With a proper post cycle treatment (PCT) a man will still be able to reproduce normally, however there are rare cases of a male getting ED for a while if a proper PCT is not taken.