Male Reproductive System

Question 1

A male bovine

Answer 1

Bull

Question 2

A male swine. Its penis is shaped like a corkscrew.

Answer 2

Boar

Question 3

A male sheep. A filidorm appendage extends from the head of the penis. The sheath is also referred to as a prepuce.

Answer 3

Ram

Question 4

A male horse.

Answer 4

Stallion

Question 5

Only have prostate gland. The Cowper’s gland and seminal vesicle is absent. The sheath of its penis is referred to as a prepuce.

Answer 5

Dog

Question 6

A male rabbit. The name of its scrotum is inguinal pouch. Prostate gland is separated into 3 parts.

Answer 6

Buck

Question 7

Include chickens, turkeys and other birds. Do not have a scrotum. Testicles are located within the abdomen, next to the backbone. Do not have a urethra or urinary bladder.

Answer 7

Fowl

Question 8

The primary reproductive part. Produce hormones for reproduction and produce sperm. Made up of sminiferous tubules.

Answer 8

Testicles

Question 9

A sac or pouch of skin that catries the testicles and regulates temperature.

Answer 9

Scrotum

Question 10

A tube with three parts. Sperm is stored here for maturation. Concentrates the sperm and transports it from the testicles to the vas deferens.

Answer 10

Epididymis

Question 11

A tube that transports sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.

Answer 11

Vas deferens

Question 12

Carries sperm and urine to the penis.

Answer 12

Urethra

Question 13

Stores urine before it is released to the urethra. Has no reproductive function.

Answer 13

Urinary bladder.

Question 14

Produce the seminal fluid that transports and protects the sperm.

Answer 14

Seminal vesicles

Question 15

Releases fluid that mixes with the seminal fluid and nourishes the sperm.

Answer 15

Prostate gland

Question 16

The combination of the sperm with the fluids from the seminal vesicle and prostate gland.

Answer 16

Semen

Question 17

This gland releases a fluid into the urethra that cleanses and neutralizes it to allow sperm to survive the passage to the penis.

Answer 17

Cowper’s(bulborethral) gland

Question 18

S-curved muscle extends the lenis outside the body during mating.

Answer 18

Sigmoid flexure

Question 19

This muscle pulls the penis back into the body.

Answer 19

Retractor muscle

Question 20

An organ that deposits semen and excretes urine.

Answer 20

Penis

Question 21

A fold of skin that covers and protects the penis when it is relaxed.

Answer 21

Sheath

Question 22

(Fowl)
Where the reproductive and digestive systems meet.

Answer 22

Cloaca

Question 23

(Fowl)
Transport the sperm to the female reproductive tract during mating.

Answer 23

Papillae

Question 24

(Fowl)
Connected to the cloaca. Releases the reproductive and digestive products.

Answer 24

Vent

Question 25

(Fowl) Where sperm, hormones and seminal fluids are produced.

Answer 25

Testicles

Question 26

(Fowl) Sperm and seminak fluid are transferrred from the testicles to the cloaca through the __.

Answer 26

Vas deferens