Reproduction

Question 1

Survival; no breeding = no animals (food)

Answer 1

Purpose for Reproduction

Question 2

Where the baby develops.

Answer 2

Uterus in Cow

Question 3

Produces the oocytes or the female sex cells, the female eggs and its producing hormones.

Answer 3

Ovary

Question 4

The site of fertilization.

Answer 4

Oviduct

Question 5

The opening from the vagina to the uterus.
- Can open when the animal is in heat for sperm to pass through.
- It is closed during pregnancy; acts as a barrier to prevent any bacteria or anything else from going in and affecting the developing embryo or fetus.

Answer 5

Cervix

Question 6

The site of sperm deposition in a cow, doe, and sow.

Answer 6

Vagina

Question 7

Sperm will be deposited there, and then travel up the rest of the tract.

Answer 7

Natural Service

Question 8

Go through the cervix and deposit the semen directly into the body of the uterus.

Answer 8

AI

Question 9

The external covering of the animals.
- Usually closed to help the interior organs from any type of bacteria or feces.

Answer 9

Vulva

Question 10

• Sow’s larger than cow because of how many developing.
• Site of sow’s litter.

Answer 10

Uterine Horn

Question 11

At the very base of the animal.
- Serves as some stimulation during reproduction and copulation.

Answer 11

Clitoris

Question 12

Reproduction tract is along the back wall of the abdomen.

Answer 12

Hen

Question 13

Have only one ovary on the left.

Answer 13

Hen

Question 14

Born with their total reproductive ability.

Answer 14

Hen

Question 15

Have 5 major sections of the reproductive tract (oviduct).

Answer 15

Hen

Question 16

Going to receive the egg or the yolk from the ovary.

Answer 16

Infundibulum

Question 17

Produces the egg white and attach it to the yolk.

Answer 17

Magnum

Question 18

Adds the shell membranes.

Answer 18

Isthmus

Question 19

Where we add the shell.

Answer 19

Uterus (Shell Gland)

Question 20

Very small at the end of the track; going to deliver the egg out of the cloaca, out of the vent to be laid on the ground.

Answer 20

Vagina

Question 21

Responsible for testosterone production and spermatozoa production.
- Male sex cells or the male gametes.

Answer 21

Testis (Testicles)

Question 22

Where the sperm is concentrated; matured and transported throughout from the testicles onto its next location.

Answer 22

Epididymus

Question 23

Transportation Highway

Answer 23

Vas Deferens (Ductus Deferens)

Question 24

Holds the testicles; helps regulate the temperature.

Answer 24

Scrotum

Question 25

The male copulatory gland.

Answer 25

Bull Penis

Question 26

Helps add fluid, nutrients, and buffers to the semen.

Answer 26

Seminal Vesicle, Cowper’s Gland, and Prostate Gland

Question 27

Almost a corkscrew structure.
- Morphology of male/female match.

Answer 27

Boar Penis

Question 28

In Rooster, has to drop down before ejaculating.

Answer 28

“Phallus” Penis

Question 29

Referring to the cycle and it is an adjective.

Answer 29

Estrous

Question 30

Referring to being in heat and it is an noun.

Answer 30

Estrus

Question 31

Going to ovulate multiple times throughout the year.

Answer 31

Polyestrus

Question 32

Going to ovulate once a year.

Answer 32

Monoestrus