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Animal Reproduction

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paired, oval shaped organs which produce sperm cells and testosterone. Testes
protects and supports the testes, sperm and regulates temperature. Scrotum
coiled tube, attached to each testis and is responsible for maturation, storage and transportation of sperm. Epididymis
transports sperm from the epididymis to the uretha. Vas Deferens
s-shaped curve, allows for penis retraction; humans and stallions do not have this. Sigmoid Flexure
passageway for semen and urine; deposits semen in the female reproductive tract. Penis
protects penis from injury and infection. Sheath
produce eggs and female hormones. Ovaries
blister-like mass on the surface of an ovary containing a developing ovum Follicle
forms after ovum is released from the follicle and produces progesterone Corpus Luteum
transports eggs from ovary to uterus and is the site of fertilization Oviducts
consists of horns and a body; site of embryonic growth and placental and fetal development; varies among species Uterus
serves as a birth canal at parturition; separated from the uterus by the cervix; receptacle for the penis during copulation Vagina
external portion of the female reproductive tract; protects system from infection Vulva
sensory erectile organ Clitoris
reoccurs and repeats itself as long as the female is not pregnant; controlled by hormones; includes two phases Estrous Cycle
release of egg cell from ovary; occurs near the end of estrus period Ovulation
time which a female is pregnant Gestation
process of giving birth Partuition
Created by: jacobf1542 on 2011-02-14




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