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Connect Assignments- x M McGraw-Hill Connect-t C ezto.mheducation.com/hm.tpx X -Chapter 2728 Work sheex G Identify the accessory g x QA&P; Final Exam!! Flashc) Question 11 (of 32) Save & ExSubmit 0.31 points Identify the accessory gland indicated by the arrow in each image shown below. Then read the scenarios or characteristics above them, and click and drag each into its appropriate category based on the accessory gland of reproduction to which it applies. Produces the protein Lubricates the glansContributes about that causes semen to become sticky and Adjacent to the Increases the pH of penis during sexual intercourse 30% of seminalfluid 11 urogenital diaphragm| | residual urine in the bilaterally urethra Deficiency would decrease sperm motility due to a lack of ATP Surrounds both the Deficiency would decrease urethra and ejaculatory ducts sperm motlity by allowing the vagina to maintain an acidic environment aCreates a clotting enzvme in semen Empties into the ejaculatory duct Reset Hints References e eBook & Resources Hint #1 5:47 PM Type here to search 8/4/2017

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produces the protein that causes semen to become sticky- prostrate gland.

lubricates the glans reproductive organ during sexual intercourse-Bulbourethral glands

contributes about 30 % of seminal fluid-Prostrate gland

adjacent to the urogenital diaphragm bilaterally-Bulbourethral glands

increases the ph of residual urine in the urethra-Bulbourethral glands (Cowper's glands)

deficiency would decrease sperm motility due to lack of atp-

surrounds both the urethra and ejaculatory ducts- bulbourethral glands.

deficiency would decrease sperm motility by allowing the vagina to maintain in acidic environment-

creates a clotting enzyme in semen-Prostarte gland

Empties into the ejaculatory duct-bulbourethral gland

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