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Accessory Sex Glands - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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* - Ram and Buck have disseminate part of prostate gland only
Development and function of the accessory sex glands is androgen dependant. This is highlighted by individuals producing little or no androgens having small accessory sex glands.
Development and function of the accessory sex glands is androgen dependant. This is highlighted by individuals producing little or no androgens having small accessory sex glands.