Unlocking the secrets of tuatara sperm in an effort to improve the survival chances of this at-risk reptile

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Sep 19, 2023, 2:00 pm253 pts
The study, published in Conservation Physiology, found tuatara sperm are fast moving and a whopping three times longer than human sperm.

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