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Whats A?
Ureter

Whats B?
Deferent duct

Whats C?
Urinary bladder

Whats D?
Cavernous body

Whats E?
Spongy body

Whats F?
Glans of the penis
Whats G?
Urethral process

What’s H?
Preputial fold

Whats I?
External lamina

Whats J?
Vesicular gland

Whats K?
Ampulla of the deferent duct

Whats L?
Retractor penis muscle

Whats M?
Prostate gland

Whats N?
Bulbourethral gland

What’s O?
Ischium

Whats P?
Epididymis

Whats Q?
Testis

Whats A?
Ureter

Whats B?
Urinary bladder

Whats C?
Deferent duct

Whats D?
Ampulla of the deferent duct

Whats E?
Vesicular Gland

Whats F?
Body of the prostate

Whats G?
Urethra with the urethral muscle

What’s H?
Bulbourethral gland

Whats I?
Ischiocavernous muscle

Whats J?
Bulbocavernous muscle

Whats K?
Retractor muscle of the penis

What are some anatomical differences in the male stallion compared to other species ?
No splanchnic skeleton / os penis
Additionally accessory gands- 2 vesicular glands and 2 bulbourethral glands
(Produce seminal fluid)

Whats A?
Prepucial line

Whats B?
Prepuce

Whats C?
Scrotum

Whats A?
Preputial ring

Whats B?
Internal lamina

Whats C?
Attachment of internal lamina or prepuce

Whats D?
Corona glandis

Whats E?
Glans penis

Whats F?
Urethral process

Whats G?
Collum glandis

Whats H?
Free portion of the pen

What’s I?
External lamina

Whats J?
Preputial orifice

Whats K?
Scrotum

What is 1?
Tunica albuginea

What is 2?
Corpus cavernosum

What is 3?
Urethra

What is 4?
Corpus spongiosum

What is 5?
Bulbospongiosus

What is 6?
Retractor penis

What is 7?
Dorsal process of glans

Whats A?
Fossa glandis

What is B?
CSP

Whats C?
Urethral sinus

Whats D?
Urethra

Whats E?
CCP

What’s A?
Testicular artery and vein mit vegetative nerve fibres and lymph vessels

Whats B?
Mesorchium

What is C?
Pampiform plexus

Whats D?
Body of the epididymis

Whats E?
Head of the epididymis

Whats F?
Entrance to the testicular bursa

Whats G?
Liberal border of the testis

What’s H?
Deferent mesoduct

Whats I?
Deferent duct

Whats J?
Deferent duct artery

Whats K?
Mesorchium

Whats L?
Tail of the epididymis

Whats M?
Ligament of the tail of the epididymis

Whats N?
Proper ligament of the testis

Whats A?
Tail

Whats B?
Body

Whats C?
Testis

Whats D?
Head

Whats E?
Ligament of the tail of the epididymis

Whats F?
Proper ligament of the testis
What is the vascular supply of the testis ?
testicular artery (from abdominal aorta)
Testicular veins coil around the artery and drain into caudal vena cava
What is the lymphatics of the testes?
lymphatic vessels drain into lumbar lymph nodes and iliac lymph nodes
What is the innervation of the testes?
parasympathetic fibres - vagal nerve and pelvic plexus
Sympathetic fibres fro caudal mesenteric plexus and pelvic plexus

What’s a A?
Cremaster muscle

Whats B?
Deferent duct
What are cryptorchids/rigs?
Have both testicles but one or both have not descended to the scrotum yet
How long is spermatogenesis in the horse?
55-57 days
When does libido and mating behaviour peak in the horse?
April until September (Long days )
When does the horse experience puberty?
Second year (sometimes earlier)

Whats 1/1’?
Peritoneal and retroperitoneal parts of the rectum

Whats 2?
Anal canal

Whats 3?
Uterus

Whats 4?
Cervix

Whats 5?
Vagina

Whats 6?
Vestibule

Whats 7?
Bladder

Whats 8?
Urethra

Whats 9?
Caudal extent of the peritoneum

What is 1?
Ischial tuber

Whats 2?
Ischial arch

Whats 3?
Vulva

Whats 4?
Anus

Whats 5?
Tail (section)

Which is a mare which is a stallion?
Mare - a
Stallion - b

How can we tell which is a mare and which is a stallion?
Stallion has a narrower aperture