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Anatomy of Gonads and Sexual Differentiation during Fetal Development of Rabbits

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easjvms.2020.v02i01.003

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This aim of this research was to find out the time of sexual differentiation, and to describe the gross morphology of the gonads of the rabbit fetuses. Fifty Balady rabbit fetuses were used in this study. The pregnant rabbits were euthanized, dissected and, subsequently, the fetuses were collected. The gross morphological study revealed that the gonads of the rabbit could be grossly differentiated into testes and ovaries from the 24th day postconception. The testes migrated caudally from the caudal kidney pole towards the pelvic inlet where they were situated until the end of the fetal life. The ovaries migrated slightly caudally from the caudal kidney pole to be situated in the sublumbar region.

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