2.1 Male Reproductive Anatomy Pt.3 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 types of penis structures?

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  1. Fibroelastic
  2. Musculovascular
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Fibroelastic penis structure:

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  • Found in ram, bull, and boar
  • erectile tissue
    corpus cavernosum
    corpus spongiosum
  • sigmoid flexure: allows the penis to be retracted into the body until erection, held by retractor​ penis
  • relax retractor muscles, penis protrudes
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3
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Musculovascular penis structure:

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  • Found in stallion, human
  • large corpus caverosum fills with blood during erection
  • no sigmoid flexture
  • retractor penis muscle
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4
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Glans Penis:

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  • highly specialized
  • Tom cat: covered in barbs (why cats make noise), induced ovulator

Boar: corkscrew

Ram: urethral process

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5
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A

Tom Cat

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6
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A

Ram

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7
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Boar

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8
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Echidna Penis:

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-Monotreme (egg laying mammal
- mammal mpost closely related to a reptile
- Penis has 4 branches
- at erection only one side of the penis erects
- engorgement of alternate side
- ejaculation alternate between sides: maintains concentration if interval between mating is brief

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9
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Argonaut penis:

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Octopus
- male places sperm in a tectacle called a hectocotylus
- the tecticle (penis) detaches and swims towards the female
- female can be fertilised by hectocotylus from multiple males

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10
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erection: visual cues

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  • mating in others (watch other bulls mate other females)
  • lordosis pose: tipping pelvis to display reproductive organs
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11
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erectionL olfactory cues

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  • sniffing of vulva
  • female urination
  • phermones: androgen, boar mate
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12
Q

In order to achieve erection:

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must stimulate pelvic nerve
- arterial dilation and increased blood flow

relaxation of retractor penis muscle
- straightens sigmoid flexcture

muscles of vas deferens and prostate contract

spermatozoa and seminal plasma expelled

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13
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Compulation in the dog: 1st stage coitus

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  • male mounts female
    -1st and 2nd fractions of semen ejaculated
  • 1-2 min
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14
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Compulation in the dog: The turn

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dog turns by lifting one leg over bitch

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15
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Compulation in the dog: 2nd stage coitus

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  • 3rd fraction of semen ejaculated
  • stays inside the ​vagina 5-45 mins
  • inter-uterine deposition
    -maintains high vaginal pressure
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16
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Male and female ‘tied’:

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  • Os penis ( bone in dog penis only)
  • bulbus glandis forms compulatory lock
  • venous outflos restricted: muscles in female vulva contract
17
Q

When can you separate male and female dog?

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Not until erection in bulbus gland goes down

**If done before can damage penis

18
Q

Semen collection types:

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  • By hand: dog and pig only
  • artificial vagina: sheep
  • electroejaculation​
19
Q

frequency of ejaculation:

A

varies between species

20
Q

How is an erection obtained?

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During erection the corpus cavernosa fills with blood (high volume, high pressure) and the retarctor penis muscle relaxes