HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON SPERMATOGENESIS IN OESOPHAGOSTOMUM COLUMBIANUM (NEMATODA) | BIONATURE

The female's uterus completes the spermatogenesis process that began in the testis. Spermatogonia proliferate in the testicular tip, divide mitotically to generate spermatocytes, which grow in size before undergoing a reduction division to form spermatids. The nuclear material is the sole part of the spermatazoa detected in a female's fertilisation chamber.

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