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Avian Male Reproductive Tract - Anatomy & Physiology
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* Dormant testes light brown/yellow in colour, turn white when sexually active.
* Dormant testes light brown/yellow in colour, turn white when sexually active.
** In some psittacine species, immature or dormant testes may appear black due to melanocytes located in the interstitium.
** In some psittacine species, immature or dormant testes may appear black due to melanocytes located in the interstitium.
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'''''Semniferous Tubules'''''
'''''Semniferous Tubules'''''
* Produce sperm from the epithelium.
* Produce sperm from the epithelium.
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* Interstitial Leydig cells lie between semniferous tubules.
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* Interstitial
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Leydig cells
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lie between semniferous tubules.
== Phallus ==
== Phallus ==
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