Lecture Exam 4: Urogenital/Reproductive Flashcards
What is the functional unit of the kidney?
Nephron
What is glamariolus?
Tufted capillaries
Where does the Archinephric duct drain?
drained to cloaca or bladder
What are the characteristics of the earliest vertebrate kidney?
Filtration system
Extended entire length of body cavity
External glomeruli
Archinephric duct, which drains to cloaca/bladder
What is a pronephric kidney?
1st embryonic tubules in all vertebrates
Where is the pronephric kidney located?
Anteriorly
What is the function of the pronephric kidney?
Pronephros only functions temporarily until the mesonephric kidney attaches; glomerulus and tubules
When does the pronephros function until?
Until the glomeruli and tubules that sit posteriorly move up and become functional
What duct drains pronephros?
Pronephric duct
What is mesonephric kidney?
Functional adult kidney of fish and amphibians
Embryonic kidney in reptiles, birds, and mammals
Whats connected to the mesonephric duct?
Tubules
What is the mesonephric kidney in sharks?
Opisthonephric
What happens with the mesonephros in males?
Anterior tubules conduct sperm from the testis to the mesonephric duct (sexual kidney)
What is lost in an amniote kidney?
Pronephric kidney
What happens with the mesonephric kidney in an amniote?
Involutes (curls up) at birth
What kind of kidney does an amniote have?
Metanephric
What are the characteristics of a metanephric kidney?
Large number of corpuscles
Drained by ureter
Mesonephric duct
What does the mesonephric duct turn into in mammal? amphibians?
Vas deferens and
Ductus deferens
What makes up the renal corpuscle?
Renal capsule + glomerulus
What is the anatomy of the Nephron
Renal corpuscle
PCT
Nephron loop
-Ascending
-Descending
DCT
Collecting ducts
Peritubular capillary network
What is the functional part of the kidney?
Nephron
Where is the point of attachment in the amniote kidney?
Proximal C tubule
When does urine become urine?
When it enters the collecting ducts
What is urine before it enters the collecting ducts?
Filtrate
Afferent =
Arrive
Efferent=
Exit
What animals don’t have a urinary bladder?
Snakes, crocodilians, and birds
Where does the bladder arise from in amphibians and mammals?
Evaginations of cloacal wall
What are gonads?
Testis
Ovaries
Where are the embryonic gonads?
Paired ridges medial to mesonephric kidney
What could result in only 1 testis or ovary?
Failure of 1 ridge to fuse or differentiate
Which animals only have a left kidney?
Crocodilians and most birds
What causes early gonads to either be testis or ovaries?
Hormones
Where do the testis descend?
Permanently into scrotal sacs in many mammals
What is the Cremaster muscle?
Pulls testes toward body
What is cryptorchid?
Testes remain in abdomen
What does a nephron include?
Glamariolus
Renal capsule
Convoluted tubules
What is the most earliest vertebrate kidney?
Archinephric
What kind of genital ducts do some fishes and amphibians have?
mesonephric duct transmits sperm & urine
What kind of genital ducts do some amphibians have?
mesonephric duct transports only sperm;
new accessory urinary duct drains the kidney
What kind of genital ducts do sharks have?
mesonephric duct is used primarily for sperm transport;
accessory urinary duct develops
What kind of genital ducts do Teleosts have?
mesonephric duct drains kidney;
separate sperm duct develops
What kind of genital ducts do amniotes have?
embryonic mesonephric ducts transport sperm in adults
What is oogenesis?
ova production
What are muellarian ducts?
Gives rise to female reproductive tract
What is the cervix?
Entrance to the uterus
What is the vagina?
Copulatory organ
What are uterine tubes?
Relatively short, small in diameter, convoluted and lined with cilia; begin with fimbria
What is a duplex uterus?
2 reproductive tracts
What animals have a duplex uterus?
Monotremes and marsupials
What is a bipartite uterus?
2 uterine horns
Body of uterus has 2 lumens
Single vagina
What animals have a bipartite uterus?
Rabbits
What is a bicornuate uterus?
2 uterine horns
Single lumen
Single vagina
What animals have a bicornuate Uterus?
Cats and dogs
What is a simplex uterus?
No uterine horns
What animals have a simplex uterus?
Primates
What is 1?
Fish uterus
What is 3?
Monotreme uterus
What is 2?
Bird uterus
What is 4?
Marsupial uterus
What is 5
Rabbit uterus
What is 6?
Dog uterus
What is 7?
Primate
Which animals have no cloaca?
Fish
Monotremes
Mammals
What is corpodaeum?
Receives alimentary canal
What is Urodaeum?
Receives urinary and reproductive products
What is proctodaeum?
Excretory
What are the 3 divisions of the cloaca?
Coprodaeum
Urodaeum
Proctodaeum
What is bidders organ?
Undeveloped ovary in toads
If testes are removed, becomes a functional ovary
What are claspers?
Appendages of pelvic fin in cartilaginous fish; directs sperm into female reproductive tract
What is a hemipenis
Pocketlike diverticula of wall of cloaca
Which animals have a hemipenis?
Snakes and lizzards
What are muellarian ducts in males? In females?
M- Duct is nonfunctional
F- Reproductive tract