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In mammals testis are enclosed by

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Answered by ankitsingh999
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In mammals testis is enclosed by scrotum
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Answer:  

In mammals, the testis is enclosed by the scrotum.  

Explanation:  

Testicles or testis is the sperm and androgen producing organ in animals. It forms a part of the male reproductive system and has two core functions – production of sex hormones and the creation of sperm.  

In mammals, the scrotal sac maintains the temperature of the testicles at a distinctly lower degree than the body that is required for spermatogenesis.

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