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Which of the following statements regarding the urogential tracts of humans is incorrect?

A. The male urinary tract and male reproductive tract have the same type of normal flora

B. The female urinary tract and female reproductive tract have the same type of normal flora

C. The male reproductive tract is largely sterile except for the portion nearest the external opening, whereas the female reproductive tract is generally well-colonized with normal flora.

D. Both the male urinary tract and the female urinary tract are largely sterile except for the portion of the urethra nearest the urethral opening

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