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A photograph showing the length and parts of erected pallus of the male goose. A: Length of the flaccid phallus. B: Length of the fully erected phallus. 1) anticlock wise coils, 2) phallic flexure, 3) cutaneous sac, 4) glandular sac, 5) body, 6) spermatic sulcus, 7) apex, 8) base and 9) vent.
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AB S T RA C T The work applied on the phallus of the adult goose and turkey to give knowledge for the phallus functional morphology and the mechanism of copulation of these domestic birds. It helped the surgical interfering of the wild geese and the artificial insemination in the turkey for commercial production. The phallus of the goose and the ph...
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... membrane called phallic pouch, slightly sited left to median plane close to the cloaca. It was about 2 and half coils, organized in an anticlock wise direction (Fig. 1A/1) and these coils were arranged as a double U-shaped tube that were formed of a thick, large part twisted by a small, thin tube, in between the phallic flexure (Flexura phalli) ( Fig. 1B/2). The large thick part called cutaneous sac (sacci cutanei phalli) (Fig. 1B/3), and the small thin one called glandular sac (sacci glandularis phalli) (Fig. 1B/4). At erected state the phallus was a very long structure composed of base, body and apex, its length was about 8-10 cm. The shaft of the phallus (Fig. 1B/5), was demarcated by ...
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... cloaca. It was about 2 and half coils, organized in an anticlock wise direction (Fig. 1A/1) and these coils were arranged as a double U-shaped tube that were formed of a thick, large part twisted by a small, thin tube, in between the phallic flexure (Flexura phalli) ( Fig. 1B/2). The large thick part called cutaneous sac (sacci cutanei phalli) (Fig. 1B/3), and the small thin one called glandular sac (sacci glandularis phalli) (Fig. 1B/4). At erected state the phallus was a very long structure composed of base, body and apex, its length was about 8-10 cm. The shaft of the phallus (Fig. 1B/5), was demarcated by a phallic sulcus (sulcus phalli) which was a spirally longitudinal groove, ...
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... 1A/1) and these coils were arranged as a double U-shaped tube that were formed of a thick, large part twisted by a small, thin tube, in between the phallic flexure (Flexura phalli) ( Fig. 1B/2). The large thick part called cutaneous sac (sacci cutanei phalli) (Fig. 1B/3), and the small thin one called glandular sac (sacci glandularis phalli) (Fig. 1B/4). At erected state the phallus was a very long structure composed of base, body and apex, its length was about 8-10 cm. The shaft of the phallus (Fig. 1B/5), was demarcated by a phallic sulcus (sulcus phalli) which was a spirally longitudinal groove, placed between two tubes of the phallus, extended from the ejaculatory fossa to the ...
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... flexure (Flexura phalli) ( Fig. 1B/2). The large thick part called cutaneous sac (sacci cutanei phalli) (Fig. 1B/3), and the small thin one called glandular sac (sacci glandularis phalli) (Fig. 1B/4). At erected state the phallus was a very long structure composed of base, body and apex, its length was about 8-10 cm. The shaft of the phallus (Fig. 1B/5), was demarcated by a phallic sulcus (sulcus phalli) which was a spirally longitudinal groove, placed between two tubes of the phallus, extended from the ejaculatory fossa to the apex of the phallus called sulcus spermaticus (Fig. 1B/ 6). Also, the body was characterized by presence of phallic ridges spread all over the phallus, ...
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... a very long structure composed of base, body and apex, its length was about 8-10 cm. The shaft of the phallus (Fig. 1B/5), was demarcated by a phallic sulcus (sulcus phalli) which was a spirally longitudinal groove, placed between two tubes of the phallus, extended from the ejaculatory fossa to the apex of the phallus called sulcus spermaticus (Fig. 1B/ 6). Also, the body was characterized by presence of phallic ridges spread all over the phallus, arranged in a numerous row, these ridges were pointed and directed backward towards the base called rugae phalli ( Fig. 2/1). The base of the phallus (Fig. 3A) supported by a cartilaginous body (corpus cartilaginous) ( Fig. 3B/4). The ...
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... between two tubes of the phallus, extended from the ejaculatory fossa to the apex of the phallus called sulcus spermaticus (Fig. 1B/ 6). Also, the body was characterized by presence of phallic ridges spread all over the phallus, arranged in a numerous row, these ridges were pointed and directed backward towards the base called rugae phalli ( Fig. 2/1). The base of the phallus (Fig. 3A) supported by a cartilaginous body (corpus cartilaginous) ( Fig. 3B/4). The suspensory ligament of the phallus is called suspensorium phalli ( Fig. 3C/6). The apex of the phallus (apex phalli erecti) was the terminal part of the phallus (Fig. 3D/7), it had the opening of glandular sac (ostium sacci ...
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... male copulatory organ was appeared in the ventral wall of the vent; it was non intromittent type. It was composed of two lateral phallic bodies on each side at the ventral wall of the vent (Fig. 6/1), separated by a median furrow or groove ( Fig. 6/2). Two lateral phallic bodies were appeared as a short, rounded structure, which was enlarged and engorged with fluid; the fluid passed into the median ...
