Discuss the adaptations of the reproductive system of a male mammal to its function

​Discuss the adaptations of the reproductive system of a male mammal to its function

• Positioned abdominal cavity in scrotal sac to provide cooler temperature for sperm devolvement
• Has seminiferous tubules;- highly coiled linings consist of actively dividing cells. Between them are interstitical cells which produce androgens
• Seminiferous tubules unite to form epididymis, a coiled tube; provides surface for sperm storage
• Seminal vesicles: provide alkaline fluid  which nourishes spermatozoa; prostrate gland secretes alkaline to neutralize the vaginal fluids, it also activates enzymes
• Cowper’s gland, secretes alkaline fluid that neutralize acidity along the urethra
• Erectile intromittent organ-projects from the body; made of spongy tissue, muscle and blood vessel it erects by having spaces in its spongy tissue filled with blood enabling it to penetrate vagina during coitus, is male to sperms in the female reproductive tract