Concept:
Capacitation is a functional maturation process that sperm undergo in the female reproductive tract to gain fertilizing ability.
Step 1: Understand features of capacitation.
• Removal/thinning of acrosomal covering
• Increased permeability to Ca$^{++}$
• Increased motility (hyperactivation)
Step 2: Identify incorrect feature.
Formation of male pronucleus occurs after fertilization, not during capacitation.
Step 3: Analyze options.
• (A) Acrosomal thinning → Correct feature \checkmark
• (B) Ca$^{++}$ entry → Correct \checkmark
• (C) Male pronucleus formation → Not part of capacitation $\times$
• (D) Rapid tail movement → Correct \checkmark
Step 4: Conclusion.
\[
\text{Incorrect feature = Male pronucleus formation}
\]