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EXERCISE 3. 1 MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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Total cards: 17•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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male primary sex organ; site of sperm maturation and secretion of male sex hormone

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testis

#2
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male sex hormone

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androgen

#3
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testes in birds are located within the ________

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body cavity

#4
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testes of mammals lie ______ of abdominal cavity in pouch of skin called ________

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outside; scrotum

#5
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external covering of testes; protects it from mechanical injuries and regulates temperature (2-5 cooler than bod temp.); not present in poultry species

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scrotum

#6
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long convoluted tube; serves as a place for maturation of spermatozoa before ejaculation

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epididymis

#7
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muscular tube wherein sperm travels/propels from epididymis to ejaculatory duct in urethra

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ductus deferens

#8
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canal starting from junction of ampulla and ends at opening of penis; common passage of semen and urine

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urethra

#9
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enlarged portion of ductus deferens; temporary storage of sperm until ejaculation; absent in pigs

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ampulla

#10
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paired glands on either side of ampulla; produce high fructose secretion (energy and vehicle for sperm transport)

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seminal vesicles

#11
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unpaired gland; produces viscous secretion, stimulates sperm act and gives semen odor

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prostrate gland

#12
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small-paired gland on side of pelvic urethra; secretes alkaline; neutralize pH; keep sperm alive; prepare passage

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cowper’s gland / bulbourethral gland

#13
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erectile tissue that drains urine; organ of erection and ejaculation; introduces sperm to vagina

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penis

#14
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in poultry series, penis can be intromittent (penetrates) - ___________ and none-intromittent (non-penetrating) ________

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anseriformes and galliformes

#15
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(sheep male repro) retract / extend penis; erection in boar/sheep/pig always erect; need to be hidden

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sigmoid flexure

#16
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(sheep male repro) skin covering the penis

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prepuce

#17
Front (Question)

(sheep male repro) erectile tissue

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glans penis