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A sex gland which contributes fluid containing sugar fructose that provides spermatozoa energy for swimming and hormone prostaglandins that stimulate contractions in the female reproductive tract to aid sperm-ovum interaction is

A

Cowper's gland

B

Prostate gland

C

Seminal gland

D

Preputial gland

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