Comparative Morphology of the Male Genitalia of Japanese Muroidea Species

IF 0.8 4区 生物学 Q3 ZOOLOGY Mammal Study Pub Date : 2021-06-17 DOI:10.3106/ms2020-0096
Takashi O. Yato, M. Motokawa
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Abstract. We examined the morphology of the male genitalia of six Muridae and five Cricetidae in the Muroidea focusing on the medial and lateral bacular mounds, as well as their ossification patterns to discuss the diversity and the movement mechanism of the trident structure. All examined species possessed a medial bacular mound and two lateral bacular mounds, which collectively formed a trident structure. In the Muridae species, the medial bacular mound was ossified or consisted of cartilage, while the lateral bacular mounds were composed of soft tissue. By contrast, both the medial and lateral bacular mounds were ossified in the Cricetidae species. Among the Muridae species, the medial bacular mound was well developed, and the lateral bacular mounds were small in Mus and Micromys species while the medial bacular mound was highly developed, and the lateral bacular mounds were developed in Apodemus speciosus. Different combinations of developmental characteristics of the medial and lateral bacular mounds produced variation in the glans penis morphology. Histological examination of A. speciosus and Craseomys rufocanus suggested that the movement of the lateral bacular mounds was driven by blood flowing into the cavernous space, and the movement increases the cross-sectional area of the glans penis.
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日本Muroidea种雄性生殖器的比较形态
摘要我们以内侧和外侧杆状丘为重点,对鼠总科中6只鼠科和5只鼠科的雄性生殖器的形态及其骨化模式进行了研究,以探讨三叉戟结构的多样性和运动机制。所有被检查的物种都有一个内侧杆状丘和两个外侧杆状丘,它们共同形成了三叉戟结构。在鼠科物种中,内侧杆状丘骨化或由软骨组成,而外侧杆状丘由软组织组成。相比之下,蟋蟀科物种的内侧和外侧杆状丘均已骨化。在鼠科物种中,内侧杆状丘发育良好,Mus和Micromys物种的外侧杆状丘较小,而内侧杆状丘高度发育,Apodemus specious物种的外侧棒状丘发育。内侧和外侧杆状丘发育特征的不同组合导致龟头形态的变化。对A.specious和Craseomys rufocanus的组织学检查表明,侧杆状丘的运动是由流入海绵状间隙的血液驱动的,这种运动增加了龟头的横截面积。
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Mammal Study
Mammal Study ZOOLOGY-
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期刊介绍: Mammal Study is the official journal of the Mammal Society of Japan. It publishes original articles, short communications, and reviews on all aspects of mammalogy quarterly, written in English.
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