What is Urinogenital?
Q: What is Urinogenital?
A: Urinogenital is a term used for the common urinal and sex passage in mammals.
Q: What is the difference between the urinogenital system in females and males?
A: In females, the urinogenital system is called the vagina, while in males, it is called the penis.
Q: What is the separate opening in mammals for waste?
A: Mammals have a separate opening for waste called the anus.
Q: How does the urinogenital system differ in reptiles and birds?
A: Reptiles and birds have one common opening for sex, urine, and defecation, called the cloaca.
Q: What is the function of the vagina in females?
A: The vagina is responsible for receiving sperm during intercourse and passes out menstrual blood during the monthly cycle.
Q: What is the role of the penis in males?
A: The penis is responsible for delivering sperm to the female's reproductive system during intercourse.
Q: Why is the cloaca more common in reptiles and birds but not in mammals?
A: It is believed that the cloaca is more efficient in animals with lower metabolic rates, whereas in mammals, there is a higher need for specialized organs due to their higher metabolic rates.
