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According to 'Dorland's illustrated medical dictionary' - it is an elongated sac formed by division of the cloaca in the early embryo, communicating with the mesonephric ducts and bladder, and forming the vestibule in the female and most of the urethra in the male.

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The urogenital sinus is a structure in embryonic development that eventually gives rise to the urethra and parts of the reproductive system in both males and females. It is formed by the merging of the cloaca and the allantois.

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The urogenital sinus is found in a fetal pig. Its function is solely in the separating of the urethra from the vagina.

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it assist anatomical differentiation of male and female embryos

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The urogenital diaphragm plays a role in the voluntary control of micturition.

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Consumerreports.org offers reviews of products ranging from electronics to automobiles to home appliances. They should be able to lead you in the right direction in terms of a generator.

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Helps in reproduction in lower animals .

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The urogenital papilla is part of the urogenital system, specifically in females where it forms the external opening of the urogenital sinus. It is located near the cloaca and plays a role in excretion and reproduction.


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The male fetal pig has the urogenital tract near the umbilical cord.?

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