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Fig. 658b. Male Genital - After the migration in the male embryo

The testis wanders out of the body cavity into the scrotal sack (descensus). The Mullerian duct degenerates throughout the greater part of its extent, the closed ostium abdominale persisting as the appendix testis (hydatid of the testis) , and the lowest portion of the utero-vaginal canal as the vagina masculina. All the tubules of the epididymis are not employed in the urogenital union: the first tubule remains free and becomes the appendix epididymis (hydatid of the epididymis) and the other unemployed tubules persist as appendices retis. The paradidymis (paragenitalis) is separated into its individual parts, some of the ductuli collectivi persist as the organ of Giraldes and the terminal portions of the ductuli, united to form a canal, persist as the ductus collectivus paradidymidis (ductus aberrans Halleri).

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Felix W. The development of the urinogenital organs. In Keibel F. and Mall FP. Manual of Human Embryology II. (1912) J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia. pp 752-979.

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