El documento detalla el proceso de reproducción animal, incluyendo la reproducción sexual y asexual, junto con la anatomía de los sistemas reproductivos masculino y femenino en diversas especies. Se abordan aspectos como la ovulación, la fertilización, el embarazo y el parto, así como los ciclos de celo en diferentes animales, y la producción de esperma y hormonas. También se menciona la importancia de ciertas condiciones y características, como la criptorchidismo, en la fertilidad animal.

1. Animal ReproductionAnimal Reproduction
Unit 10Unit 10

2. ReproductionReproduction
When organism multiply or produceWhen organism multiply or produce
offspringoffspring
Sexual reproduction involves male andSexual reproduction involves male and
femalefemale
Asexual reproduction does not involveAsexual reproduction does not involve
bothboth

3. The Three Steps of ReproductionThe Three Steps of Reproduction
Copulation is the mating of a male andCopulation is the mating of a male and
femalefemale
The new animal, called the embryo beginsThe new animal, called the embryo begins
to growto grow
Parturition is the giving birthParturition is the giving birth

4. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
ScrotumScrotum contains the testes andcontains the testes and
epididymisepididymis
Maintains temperatureMaintains temperature
Keeps animal fertileKeeps animal fertile

5. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
If testes are held to the body wall theIf testes are held to the body wall the
animal becomes sterileanimal becomes sterile
RidgelingRidgeling oror ridgelridgel has one or bothhas one or both
testes held to the body walltestes held to the body wall
Trait is calledTrait is called cryptrochidismcryptrochidism and is anand is an
inherited traitinherited trait

6. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
TesticlesTesticles produce the sperm cells andproduce the sperm cells and
testosteronetestosterone
Testosterone controls the traits of theTestosterone controls the traits of the
male such as:male such as:
TemperTemper
OdorOdor
Male appearanceMale appearance

7. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
EpididymisEpididymis is a long, coiled tube that isis a long, coiled tube that is
connected to each testicleconnected to each testicle
Vas deferensVas deferens connects the epididymisconnects the epididymis
with the urethrawith the urethra
Vas deferens is inside a protective sheathVas deferens is inside a protective sheath
called thecalled the spermatic cordspermatic cord
UrethraUrethra carries urine from the bladdercarries urine from the bladder

8. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
Three accessory glandsThree accessory glands
Seminal vesiclesSeminal vesicles
Prostate glandProstate gland
Cowper’s glandCowper’s gland

9. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
Seminal vesiclesSeminal vesicles produce fluid thatproduce fluid that
protects and transports the spermprotects and transports the sperm
Prostate glandProstate gland produces a fluid that isproduces a fluid that is
mixed with the seminal fluidmixed with the seminal fluid
Cowper’s glandCowper’s gland cleans and neutralizescleans and neutralizes
the urethrathe urethra

10. Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive System
PenisPenis deposits the semen in the femaledeposits the semen in the female
Signoid flexureSignoid flexure and theand the retractorretractor
musclemuscle extend the penis from the sheathextend the penis from the sheath

14. Male PoultryMale Poultry
TesticlesTesticles produce the sperm andproduce the sperm and
seminal fluidseminal fluid
Vas deferensVas deferens carries the seminal fluidcarries the seminal fluid
and sperm cells the cloacaand sperm cells the cloaca
CloacaCloaca places sperm in the henplaces sperm in the hen

15. Female Reproductive SystemFemale Reproductive System
Have twoHave two ovariesovaries that produce eggs andthat produce eggs and
female hormonesfemale hormones estrogenestrogen andand
progesteroneprogesterone
Eggs are produced in theEggs are produced in the folliclesfollicles on theon the
ovariesovaries
Corpus luteumCorpus luteum is formed after the egg isis formed after the egg is
releasedreleased

17. Female Reproductive SystemFemale Reproductive System
OviductsOviducts oror fallopian tubesfallopian tubes are twoare two
tubes that carry the eggs to the uterustubes that carry the eggs to the uterus
from ovariesfrom ovaries
InfundibulumInfundibulum is the funnel-shaped endis the funnel-shaped end
of the oviductof the oviduct

19. Female Reproductive SystemFemale Reproductive System
Uterus is where the fetus growUterus is where the fetus grow
Cervix is the neck of the uterusCervix is the neck of the uterus
Vagina is the passage between the cervixVagina is the passage between the cervix
and the vulvaand the vulva
Semen is deposited here in naturalSemen is deposited here in natural
conceptionconception

21. Female Reproductive SystemFemale Reproductive System
Bladder collects the liquid wasteBladder collects the liquid waste
Vulva is the external openingVulva is the external opening
Clitoris is the sensory and erectile organ ofClitoris is the sensory and erectile organ of
the femalethe female

23. Female PoultryFemale Poultry
FunnelFunnel receives the yolk from theovaryreceives the yolk from theovary
MagnumMagnum secretes the thick white of thesecretes the thick white of the
eggegg
IsthmusIsthmus develops two shell membranesdevelops two shell membranes
Egg remains in the uterus about 20 hoursEgg remains in the uterus about 20 hours
Takes about 25 to 27 hours for a chick toTakes about 25 to 27 hours for a chick to
produce on eggproduce on egg

24. Estrus CycleEstrus Cycle
CattleCattle
Standing when mountedStanding when mounted
NervousnessNervousness
Swelling of the vulvaSwelling of the vulva
Inflamed appearance of the vulvaInflamed appearance of the vulva
Mucus dischargeMucus discharge
Try to mount other cattleTry to mount other cattle

25. Estrus CycleEstrus Cycle
SwineSwine
Mounting other sowsMounting other sows
Restless activityRestless activity
Swelling of the vulvaSwelling of the vulva
Discharge from the vulvaDischarge from the vulva
Frequent urinationFrequent urination
Occasional loud gruntingOccasional loud grunting

26. Estrus CycleEstrus Cycle
SheepSheep
Do no show any visible signsDo no show any visible signs
Teaser rams maybe neededTeaser rams maybe needed
Come in heat in the fallCome in heat in the fall
Dorset and Tunis breeds come in heat yearDorset and Tunis breeds come in heat year
aroundaround

27. Estrus CycleEstrus Cycle
GoatsGoats
NervousnessNervousness
Riding or stand to be riddenRiding or stand to be ridden
Frequent urinationFrequent urination
BleatingBleating
Swelling, read appearance of the vulvaSwelling, read appearance of the vulva
Mucus dischargeMucus discharge

28. Estrus CycleEstrus Cycle
HorsesHorses
Raised tailRaised tail
Relaxation of the vulva (winking)Relaxation of the vulva (winking)
Frequent urinationFrequent urination
Teasing of other maresTeasing of other mares
Desire for other horsesDesire for other horses
Mucus discharge from the vulvaMucus discharge from the vulva

29. OvulationOvulation
Release of the egg from the ovaryRelease of the egg from the ovary
Egg is contained in the follicleEgg is contained in the follicle
Follicle breaks releasing the eggFollicle breaks releasing the egg
Egg moves into the oviductsEgg moves into the oviducts
If sperm is present, fertilization occurIf sperm is present, fertilization occur
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30. OvulationOvulation
 Corpus luteum forms on the ovary and producesCorpus luteum forms on the ovary and produces
progesteroneprogesterone
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LuteolysisLuteolysis
 Progesterone causes:Progesterone causes:
 Implant fertilized egg in the uterusImplant fertilized egg in the uterus
 Other eggs are stopped from formingOther eggs are stopped from forming
 Pregnant condition is maintainedPregnant condition is maintained
 Mammary glands developMammary glands develop

31. OvulationOvulation
If egg is not fertilizedIf egg is not fertilized
Corpus luteum wastes awayCorpus luteum wastes away
Another follicle growsAnother follicle grows
Another heat occursAnother heat occurs

32. TwinsTwins
Fraternally related twins occur from twoFraternally related twins occur from two
different eggsdifferent eggs
Identical related twins occur from theIdentical related twins occur from the
splitting of the same eggsplitting of the same egg

33. FertilizationFertilization
Union of the sperm and eggUnion of the sperm and egg
Sperm cells can only live 24 to 30 hrs afterSperm cells can only live 24 to 30 hrs after
mating occursmating occurs
Egg cell lives about 12 hours after it isEgg cell lives about 12 hours after it is
releases unfertilizedreleases unfertilized

34. GestationGestation
Time animal is pregnantTime animal is pregnant
Placenta lies along the wall of the uterusPlacenta lies along the wall of the uterus
Food, oxygen, and wastes are exchangedFood, oxygen, and wastes are exchanged
through the umbilical cordthrough the umbilical cord

35. ParturitionParturition
Giving birthGiving birth
First water bag appearsFirst water bag appears
Second water bag appear containing theSecond water bag appear containing the
fetusfetus
Umbilical cord is brokenUmbilical cord is broken
Animal begins breathingAnimal begins breathing

36. ParturitionParturition
First milk isFirst milk is colostrumcolostrum which containswhich contains
antibodiesantibodies
AfterbirthAfterbirth is expelledis expelled

37. Reproduction in PoultryReproduction in Poultry
Young are develop outside the mothersYoung are develop outside the mothers
bodybody
Sperm cells remain in the oviduct for 2 toSperm cells remain in the oviduct for 2 to
3 days3 days
Full fertilization is about 6 daysFull fertilization is about 6 days

38. Reproductive failureReproductive failure
Physical conditionPhysical condition
InfectionsInfections
Sexual behaviorSexual behavior
CystCyst
CryptorchidismCryptorchidism