Select the correct sequence of movement of sperm in a male frog.

The pathway of sperm movement in frogs typically follows this sequence:

• Testes: Sperm production occurs in the testes, which are male reproductive organs.
• Vasa efferentia: Sperm move from the testes to the vasa efferentia, which are small ducts that transport sperm away from the testes.
• Bidder's canal: The vasa efferentia connect to Bidder's canal, which is a temporary storage area for sperm. It allows for the maturation and further transport of sperm.
• Urinogenital duct: From Bidder's canal, sperm move into the urinogenital duct, a structure in the male frog that serves both urinary and reproductive functions.
• Cloaca: Finally, sperm are released into the cloaca, a common chamber at the posterior end of the digestive and reproductive systems in amphibians, where they can be expelled during mating.