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The male reproductive system consists of the following parts:
- Testes: These are a pair of small-sized, oval-shaped, pinkish colored structures present in a thin-walled skin pouch called scrotal sac or *******. It protects the sperms against relatively high body temperature.
- Epididymis: Epididymis is about 6 metres long highly coiled tube present on the superior pole of each testis.
- Vasa deferentia (Seminal ducts): A vas deferens is a long, narrow tubular structure which starts from the tail of the epididymis
- *****: It is a long cylindrical, erectile copulatory organ. It forms the external genitalia of males. The tip of the ***** is highly sensitive and is known as the glans *****.
Accessory *** glands of male: These include a pair of seminal vesicles, a prostate gland and a pair of Cowper or bulbourethral glands.
The urethra also has mucus-secreting glands in its lining.
Semen or seminal fluid: The secretion of accessory *** glands and mucus are added to sperms to form seminal fluid or semen.
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Preeti Dabral 2 years, 11 months ago
The Non-Aligned Movement is a Movement of countries representing the interests and priorities of developing countries. The Movement has its origin in the Asia-Africa Conference held in Bandung, Indonesia in 1955. The meeting was convened upon the invitation of the Prime Ministers of Burma, Ceylon, India, Indonesia and Pakistan and brought together leaders of 29 states, mostly former colonies, from the two continents of Africa and Asia, to discuss common concerns and to develop joint policies in international relations. Prime Minister Nehru, the acknowledged senior statesman, along with Prime Ministers Soekarno and Nasser, led the conference. At the meeting Third World leaders shared their similar problems of resisting the pressures of the major powers, maintaining their independence and opposing colonialism and neo-colonialism, specially western domination.
Following this meeting a preparatory meeting for the First NAM Summit Conference was held in Cairo, from 5-12 June 1961. Where the invitations for Bandung were on a regional basis, the invitations for the first Summit were based on each invited country’s commitment to a set of shared principles.
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