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Muscle tissue
cells are called muscle fibers and have the ability to contract and stretch
allowing various body movements.
Muscle tissue can be of three types: Smooth: involuntary and not fluted, it can be found on the walls of internal organs Skeletal striatum: Voluntary, striatum attaches to bones Striated cardiac: Involuntary striated, is found in the heart.
MCCRACKEN, Thomas, Atlas
do Corpo Humano “sistema muscular’’, 1999.
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The Male
Reproductive system consists of:
Testicles: They are the sperm
producing organs, and that from puberty, also produce a hormone, testosterone,
responsible for the appearance of secondary sexual characters.
Epididymis: There spermatozoa
are stored until the time of ejaculation.
Deferent
Duct:
it is the continuation of the tail of the epididymis. Originates from the
sperm reservoir and leads them to the ejaculatory duct.
Ejaculatory
Duode:
Of the conductive spermatozoa, is the one of smaller size and smaller
caliber. It comes out in the prostatic part of the urethra, next to a
protrusion called the seminal colliculus.
Urethra: It is a common
channel for urination and ejaculation.
Prostate: This is where the
prostatic secretion joins the secretion of the seminal vesicles to constitute
the volume of the seminal fluid.
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