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! Spermatozoa
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| adult human red blood cell production / day
| produced / day (two testes)
| 250,000 million
| 45 to 207 million
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| spermatozoa produced / day (two testes)
| ''compare adult human red blood cell production / day''
| 45 to 207 million
| ''250,000 million''
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| spermatozoa produced / second each day (approx)
| produced / second each day (approx)
| 2,000  
| 2,000  
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| spermatozoa stored (epididymal reserves) up to per epididymis
| stored (epididymal reserves) up to per epididymis
| 182 million
| 182 million
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| spermatozoa stored extragonadal
| stored extragonadal
| 440 million
| 440 million
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| extragonadal spermatozoa - ductuli deferentia and caudae epididymides per ejaculation
| extragonadal - ductuli deferentia and caudae epididymides per ejaculation
| 225 million
| 225 million
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Revision as of 15:39, 2 May 2019

Normal Human Reproductive Male (between 20 to 50 years)
Spermatozoa Number/Time
produced / day (two testes) 45 to 207 million
compare adult human red blood cell production / day 250,000 million
produced / second each day (approx) 2,000
stored (epididymal reserves) up to per epididymis 182 million
stored extragonadal 440 million
extragonadal - ductuli deferentia and caudae epididymides per ejaculation 225 million
spermatozoa / gram testicular parenchyma / day (all animals approx) 23 million
Spermatozoa Transit Times
through the caput 0.72 day
through the corpus 0.71 days
through the cauda epididymidis 1.76 days
Table Data [1] See also World Health Organization reference values for human semen characteristics (2010).[2]
  1. Amann RP & Howards SS. (1980). Daily spermatozoal production and epididymal spermatozoal reserves of the human male. J. Urol. , 124, 211-5. PMID: 6772801
  2. Cooper TG, Noonan E, von Eckardstein S, Auger J, Baker HW, Behre HM, Haugen TB, Kruger T, Wang C, Mbizvo MT & Vogelsong KM. (2010). World Health Organization reference values for human semen characteristics. Hum. Reprod. Update , 16, 231-45. PMID: 19934213 DOI.