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| Transports urine to the urinary |
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| delivers bllod to the male reproductive organs |
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| Transports blood from the male reproducive organs. |
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| They secrete and produce 60% of the volume of semen in the form of fructose which stimulates mature sperm into activity. |
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| Trasports urine from the urinary bladder to the urogenital poening |
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| they produce seminal fluids thats are hightly viscous and alkaline. it also function to protect the sperm by neutralizing th acids in the vagina. |
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| store sperm and allow it ti mature |
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| production of the hormone testosterone |
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| Fibrous cord that attaches the testis to the epididymis. |
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| transports sperm from the epididymis to the urethra |
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| Waste is transferred from the fetus to the mother via the allantoic duct through the umbilical cord |
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| deliver partially oxygenated blood from the fetus to the mother. |
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| referred to as the scrotal sac. it's outside the body to maintain a temperature ~3 below the body temperature. |
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| It's the passageway for both sperm and urine to the external environment. |
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| It produces seminal secretions that provide 33% of volume of semen.This fluid contributes to sperm motility and help protect the sperm from the acidic environment od the vagina ith the female. |
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