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Male Reproductive Tract - Horse Anatomy (view source)
Revision as of 13:59, 26 November 2012
, 13:59, 26 November 2012→Vesicular Glands
===Ampullary Glands===
===Ampullary Glands===
These paired glands are found lying on the dorsal neck of the bladder. They develop due to a glandular enlargement within the wall of the ductus deferens as it crosses the dorsal surface of the bladder. The glands are connected to the urethra via the '''ejaculatory duct'''.
These paired glands are found lying on the dorsal neck of the bladder. They develop due to a glandular enlargement within the wall of the ductus deferens as it crosses the dorsal surface of the bladder. The glands are connected to the urethra via the '''ejaculatory duct'''.
==Vesicular Glands==
===Vesicular Glands===
The paired vesicular glands are found dorsocranial to the pelvic urethra. In the horse, the '''excretory duct''' from the vesicular glands join the ductus deferens to form the '''ejaculatory duct'''. They are also relatively large in the horse and are hollow with a thick, muscular wall and smooth surface.
The paired vesicular glands are found dorsocranial to the pelvic urethra. In the horse, the '''excretory duct''' from the vesicular glands join the ductus deferens to form the '''ejaculatory duct'''. They are also relatively large in the horse and are hollow with a thick, muscular wall and smooth surface.