testicular gland

testicular gland
a glandular tissue situated adjacent to the testis of Blenniidae and several species of Gobiidae. In Blennius pavo the spermatozoa cross the gland to reach the vas deferens and thus contact the gland cells. Structure and histochemistry indicate the gland has exocrine and endocrine functions. In Gobius niger the vas deferens is located between the testis and the testicular gland. Structure and histochemistry indicate its gland is exclusively endocrine

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