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Difference between Reproduction System of man and rabbit -
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Rabbit
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Sexual dimorphism more clear
Testes always remain in scrotal sac
Inguinal canal is closed
Epididymis 6 metre
Seminal vesicles 2
Uterus sac like
Vagina broad
Ovulation starts at 13-16 year
Not induced ovulator
Fertilisation may be
Menstrual cycle present
Gestation period 280 days
Mammary glands 1 pairs
Placenta haemochorial
Less
Only in breeding season
open
3 metre
1
Bilobed
Narrow
6 month
Induced ovulator
100 %
Oestrous cycle present
28 days
4-5 pairs
Alentochorial
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