Discussion
In human seminal fluid, the amount of spermatozoa is
Answer: D
Human seminal fluid contains about 100 million spermatozoa per millilitre, which is option D. A normal count is at least 15 to 20 million per millilitre, and typical healthy values run to tens or hundreds of millions. The other figures, 3 thousand per ml, 50 billion per ounce and 25 trillion per pint, are not consistent with the normal count. For comparison, 100 million per ml is roughly 3 billion per ounce.
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