Lab P2: Reproduction Flashcards
the ovary is always surrounded by the anterior portion of the ____ and
the ____ always is between the ________ and the _______
oviduct, ovary and the uterus.
Describe the ovaries on a horse.
Shaped like a kidney,
ovulation fossa in
center, no external
ovarian structures
Describe the ovaries on a Pig
Shaped like a bunch of
grapes, numerous CLs
and/or CAs if mature
Describe the ovaries on a Cow
Oval like an egg, CL
protrude prominently
above surface
Describe the ovaries on sheep and goats.
Identical to that found
in cows but much
smaller, usually have
multiple CLs / CAs
Describe the Uterus on a horse
large body with short
horns
Describe the Uterus on a pig
Large, long horns
with short body
Describe the Uterus on a cow
Large body with short
horns
Describe the Uterus on a sheep or goat
Predominant body
with slightly longer
horns than found in
cows
Describe the penis of a Horse
Large diameter with
“mushroom-like”
head
Describe the penis of a Pig
Spiral tip with
counterclockwise
rotation
Describe the penis of a Bull
Long, slender with
tapered end
Describe the penis of a Ram or goat
Thin projection from
the tip of penis.
_____ are fluid-filled circles that
resemble “_______”.
Follicles, Blisters.
What color are CLs in sows?
Red, pink, or gray.
What color are CLs in cows?
Yellow, orange, or grey.
CAs look like what?
Small, avascular structures that are white.
Full name for CLs?
Corpora Lutea
Full name for CAs?
Corpora albicantia.
Explain how follicles work?
They contain ova
-They either grow and ovulate or die.
Explain how CL’s develop.
A follicle ovulates, it releases its ovum. Then it becomes a corpus luteum.
Explain how CA’s develop.
A CL regresses or its destroyed. The tissue remains on the ovary and is now a CA.
Its basically scar tissue.
How can you tell if a female is immature.
ONLY follicles. No CA or CL. She hasn’t ovulated.
CL are present when??
CL are present during preganancy and in the luteal phase of estrous.