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(D) $Azospermia$: $A$ condition characterized by the complete absence of sperm in the ejaculate.$Asthenospermia$: $A$ condition characterized by reduc

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Asthenospermia

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(D) $Azospermia$: $A$ condition characterized by the complete absence of sperm in the ejaculate.$Asthenospermia$: $A$ condition characterized by reduced sperm motility,where the sperm are unable to move effectively.$Oligospermia$: $A$ condition characterized by a low sperm count in the ejaculate.$Polyspermia$: $A$ condition characterized by an abnormally high sperm count in the ejaculate.Therefore,the condition in which motility remains very low is $Asthenospermia$.

Column $1$	Column $2$	Column $3$
$(a) ZIFT$	$(p) ART$ method	$(w)$ Ovum and sperm in fallopian tube
$(b) ART$	$(q) ZIFT$	$(x)$ Embryo with more than $8$ blastomeres in uterus
$(c) GIFT$	$(r) IVF$	$(y)$ Embryo with up to $8$ blastomeres in fallopian tube
$(d) IVF$	$(s) GIFT$	$(z)$ Ovum transfer into fallopian tube

The condition in which sperm motility is significantly reduced is known as:

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