Definition of intromittent organ in English:

intromittent organ

nounˌɪntrə(ʊ)ˈmɪt(ə)ntˌintrəˌmitnt ˈôrɡən

Zoology

The male copulatory organ of an animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike most bird species, drakes possess a penis-like intromittent organ, which allows males to deposit the ejaculate deep inside the female's reproductive tract.
- Each male possesses two intromittent organs, one on either side of the body, only one of which is everted during a single copulation.
- This may be facilitated by the possession of an intromittent organ by males, an extremely unusual feature in birds, occurring in only 3% of all species.
- Males in the live-bearing species have intromittent organs.
- However, in about half of the poeciliids, males do not display, females never cooperate during copulation and all matings are achieved by thrusting the intromittent organ toward the genital pore of apparently unaware females.

Origin

Mid 19th century: intromittent from Latin intromittent- 'introducing', from the verb intromittere, from intro- 'to the inside' + mittere 'send'.

Definition of intromittent organ in US English:

intromittent organ

nounˌintrəˌmitnt ˈôrɡən

Zoology

The male copulatory organ of an animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike most bird species, drakes possess a penis-like intromittent organ, which allows males to deposit the ejaculate deep inside the female's reproductive tract.
- Each male possesses two intromittent organs, one on either side of the body, only one of which is everted during a single copulation.
- Males in the live-bearing species have intromittent organs.
- This may be facilitated by the possession of an intromittent organ by males, an extremely unusual feature in birds, occurring in only 3% of all species.
- However, in about half of the poeciliids, males do not display, females never cooperate during copulation and all matings are achieved by thrusting the intromittent organ toward the genital pore of apparently unaware females.

Origin

Mid 19th century: intromittent from Latin intromittent- ‘introducing’, from the verb intromittere, from intro- ‘to the inside’ + mittere ‘send’.

单词	intromittent organ
释义	Definition of intromittent organ in English: intromittent organ nounˌɪntrə(ʊ)ˈmɪt(ə)ntˌintrəˌmitnt ˈôrɡən Zoology The male copulatory organ of an animal. Example sentencesExamples Unlike most bird species, drakes possess a penis-like intromittent organ, which allows males to deposit the ejaculate deep inside the female's reproductive tract. Each male possesses two intromittent organs, one on either side of the body, only one of which is everted during a single copulation. This may be facilitated by the possession of an intromittent organ by males, an extremely unusual feature in birds, occurring in only 3% of all species. Males in the live-bearing species have intromittent organs. However, in about half of the poeciliids, males do not display, females never cooperate during copulation and all matings are achieved by thrusting the intromittent organ toward the genital pore of apparently unaware females. Origin Mid 19th century: intromittent from Latin intromittent- 'introducing', from the verb intromittere, from intro- 'to the inside' + mittere 'send'. Definition of intromittent organ in US English: intromittent organ nounˌintrəˌmitnt ˈôrɡən Zoology The male copulatory organ of an animal. Example sentencesExamples Unlike most bird species, drakes possess a penis-like intromittent organ, which allows males to deposit the ejaculate deep inside the female's reproductive tract. Each male possesses two intromittent organs, one on either side of the body, only one of which is everted during a single copulation. Males in the live-bearing species have intromittent organs. This may be facilitated by the possession of an intromittent organ by males, an extremely unusual feature in birds, occurring in only 3% of all species. However, in about half of the poeciliids, males do not display, females never cooperate during copulation and all matings are achieved by thrusting the intromittent organ toward the genital pore of apparently unaware females. Origin Mid 19th century: intromittent from Latin intromittent- ‘introducing’, from the verb intromittere, from intro- ‘to the inside’ + mittere ‘send’.
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