Where are the testes located?
A) within the corpora cavernosa
B) within the pelvic cavity
C) within the membranous urethra
D) within the scrotum
D
Explanation:
A) As in all other mammals, the pig testes are located outside the body cavity and housed inside a covering called the scrotum. The corpora cavernosa are the cylindrical erectile tissues of the penis located on the dorsal side.
B) As in all other mammals, the pig testes are located outside the body cavity and housed inside a covering called the scrotum.
C) As in all other mammals, the pig testes are located outside the body cavity and housed inside a covering called the scrotum. The membranous urethra is the portion of the urethra that passes between the prostate gland and the penis.
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