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Dictionary » G » Genitalia GenitaliaGenitalia --> genital organs The organs of reproduction or generation, external and internal. Synonym: organa genitalia, genitalia, genitals. External sex organ.Pertaining to reproductive areas of an organism. ![]()
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Results from our forumMucosal WoundMucosal wound is something that is on a mucous membrane. These line e.g. intestinal tract, respiratory tract and female genitalia - generally surfaces that are "inside" the body, but still exposed to the outside world in a way or another. A cut to the finger or a knee is ...
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Nature's role on Gender (Need Help)... Egg cell contains X X Chromosomes and if its X X resulting it will be a girl if its X Y then it will be a girl. (This only decides your external genitalia and... your looks not how you act, but we have to proove that nature does shape you its a debate so we can argue/trick people into agreeing ...
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HyenasWhat I remember is the unusual genitalia of a female hyena, they even give birth to this elongated external part.
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Dogwhelks pretty awesome ehI Herd u guys like dogwhelks can u tell me i havn't been able to discover about their genitalia r they asexual or what cos i got two and tried to make them mate but they sat there kind of plz tell me how to make thm get jiggy., :x
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carnivorous females... Most of them do, because male spiders can only mate twice. they have 2 pedipalps that they load with sperm, and they plug that into the female genitalia opening (she has two) basically he has no purpose to life anyway :P hit me with any other questions i hope that helped
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