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- with spermoviduct (SO) by means of the hermaphrodite duct (HD) which takes its course through a portion of the albumen gland (AG). The spermoviduct is thick...
- anterior end of the hermaphroditic duct and the posterior end of the spermoviduct; deposits nutrients around the fertilised eggs atriumatrium / vestibulum;...
- duct runs forward, connecting to the albumen gland and the common duct (spermoviduct). The male and female gametes separate before entering the common duct...
- sperm and fertilized eggs are transported by specialised regions of the spermoviduct (sperm groove and uterus), which distally separate into a male (vas deferens)...
- diverticulum, bursa duct, bursa retractor muscle, bursa co****trix. On the top right: epiphallus. Center: vas deferens. Lower right: free oviduct, spermoviduct....
- hermaphrodite gland (= ovotestis), hermaphroditic duct, albumen gland, spermoviduct, oviduct, ****, vas deferens (= sperm-duct), ****, genital pore. (See...
- gland = ovotestis, HD = hermaphroditic duct, AG = albumen gland, UT = spermoviduct, PR = prostate, P = ****, V = ****, G = genital pore, PRM = ****...
- portion of the spermoviduct rests between the lobes of the mucous gland, and is at first somewhat sacculated and convoluted. Spermoviduct then p****es forward...
- positioned in the ****, which is equal in length to the ****. The spermoviduct is approximately four times as long as the **** and oviduct, and two...
- further than the bursa of the bursa co****trix, which is separate from the spermoviduct. Male part of the genitalia forming a loop because the vas deferens and...