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Commen ovídut of Scoliodon is formed by the
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Answered by atchayadevendiran123
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Answered by gaurilm
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The common oviduct of Scoliodon is formed by the union of two oviducts or Mullerian ducts.

Explanation:

The reproductive organs of female Scoliodon consist of

  • 1 pair of ovaries attached on either side to the anterior abdominal wall by a fold of peritoneum called Mesovarium.
  • The surface of the ovaries projects into rounded follicles or egg sacs each containing a developing ovum. Mature ova are ejected into the abdominal cavity from where they enter the oviducts.
  • Mullerian ducts or 2 oviducts are very large tubes, extending the whole length of the body cavity.
  • Ostium or oviducal funnel or a common oviduct is a type of coelom that is formed when the narrow ends of 2 oviducts unite mid-ventrally by a single longitudinal slit, below the esophagus, near the septum transversum.
  • Oviducts also bear shell glands for a short distance that secrets a thin membrane over the descending eggs which are fertilized between the oviducal funnel and shell gland.
  • Posteriorly the 2 oviducts unite to form a wide chamber called the uterus in which embryos develop.
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