One of the following accessory glands in the male reproductive system produces secretions that neutralise the acidity in the urethra and in the female genital tract. This is necessary for survival of sperms. This fluid is secreted by
seminal vesicle
prostrate gland
cowper's gland
coagulating gland
Correct Answer :
C. cowper's gland
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The testes secrete a group of hormones called
progestogens
androgens
estrogens
tropic hormones
Amniotic fluid protects the foetus from
degeneration
encystment
jerks
none of these
Cells of Sertoli are found in
testis of rabbit
testis of cockroach
testis of frog
liver of mammals
Those person in which testes does not descend into scrotal sac
show normal secondary sexual characters as the Leydig cells are unaffected
are normal in every respect except that they lack ability to procreate
the testes are comparatively smaller in size
all of these
The region where the sperm enters egg is called
equator
rseceptive cone
animal pole
vegetal pole
The gestation period of elephant is about
11 months
10 months
15 months
22 months
The capsule enclosing testes of mammal is known as
tunica vasculosa
tunica albuginea
tunica vaginalis
none of these
Embryo of a mammal is surrounded by
yolk
amniotfe fluid
both
none of these
bartholine glands are found and associated with
female reproductive organs of cockroach
male reproductive organs of earthworm
male reproductive organs of rabbit
female reproductive organs of rabbit
The part of reproductive system in male which neither produces hormones nor sperms is
seminal vesicles
cowper's glands
prostrate glands
all of these
Placenta is the region, where
foetus is supplied by maternal blood
foetus receives maternal blood and nutrition
embryo is enclosed by membranes
embryo is attached to mother by umbilical cord
Gubernaculun connects
testis to scrotum
ovary to the body wall in abdomen
the two muscles
the two bones
Secodary sexual character in man is
breast
thyroid
ovary
testis and ovaries
The simplest type of placenta found in man is
Haemochorial
Epitheliochorial
Syndesmochorial
Haemo-endothelial
In the male rabbit, the testes are located in
thoracic cavity
pericardial cavity
abdominal cavity
extra-abdominal scrotal cavity
The structure of the male reproductive system that corresponds to oviduct of the female system is
seminiferous tubules
epididymis
vas deferens
urethra
In the testis of rabbit, the hormone secreting cells are
spermatogonia
spermatocytes
sustentacular cells
cells of Leydig
In rabbit, the sperms are stored and nourished in
testes
vasa deferentia
epidydymis
spermatic cord
After a sperm has entered an ovum in the process of fertilization, entry of further sperms is prevented by
development of the vitelline membrane
development of the pigment coat
condensation of yolk
formation of fertilization membrane
The gestation period of rabbit is
28 - 32 days
60 - 70 days
20 - 25 days
80 - 90 days
Sertoli cells are located in
caput epididymis
cauda epididymis
seminiferous tubules
germinal epithelium
Gestation period in man is a about
10 weeks
28 weeks
32 weeks
35 weeks
The hormone which shows a single mid cycle peak in the human female is
FSH
LH
oestrogen
progesterone
Cryptorchidism is a condition in which testes are
surgically removed
not developed in foetus
unable to produce sperms
unable to descend into scrotal sacs
Failure of descending testis into the scrotum is known as
paedogenes
castration
cryptorchidism
impotency
Fertilizers are substances emitted from
mature eggs
immature eggs
sperms
polar body
Amnion is an extra-embryonic embrane which develops during the embryonic development of
cockroach
lizard
toad
fish
Rupturing of follicles and discharge of ova is known as
copulation
ovulation
oviposition
conjugation
A woman's fertility ceases at about 49-55 years. This is known as
gestation
menstruation
puberty
menopause
Amnion helps in
respiration
excretion
nutrition
protection from shocks