copulation
agnatha excrete(expulse non-needed matter) by using a propulsory system called the anal ejector. they usually excrete this matter during copulation in the form of sperm wikipedia has this answer too
They Procreate; or Reproduce is another Answer. By the by, there are many examples [primarily in The Oceans] of the uniting of Ova and Sperm without copulation.
They Procreate; or Reproduce is another Answer. By the by, there are many examples [primarily in The Oceans] of the uniting of Ova and Sperm without copulation.
When mutual sperm exchange takes place. For example in gastropods.
Copulation is just the proper grammatical term for sex. It is the sexual union of two individuals, which results in the male gametes (sperm in humans) being deposited for union with the female gametes (eggs in humans).See the related Question below:
according to my research earthworms use external fertilization because they receive and store sperm from the other worms in copulation.
according to my research earthworms use external fertilization because they receive and store sperm from the other worms in copulation.
Sperm is needed to reproduce.
A lot of sperm are needed to increase the chances of finding the egg. Both egg and sperm are tiny and, compared to their size, the sperm must cover a vast distance.
Bulls have what is called the Sigmoid Flexure which is a muscle that expands to allow erection for copulation, and then contracts, pulling the penis back into the bull's body during the time when the penis is not needed.
The male organ of copulation in humans is the penis.