HYMEN INFUNDIBULIFORMIS Meaning and
Definition
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Hymen infundibuliformis is a biological term commonly used in the field of entomology to describe a specific shape or form of the hymen, which is a membrane-like structure found in various insect species.
The hymen infundibuliformis specifically refers to a hymen that has a funnel or funnel-like shape. In insects, the hymen is a flexible and often transparent membrane positioned in the reproductive tract, usually in the female. It serves as a barrier or valve that controls the flow of reproductive materials during mating or egg-laying processes.
The hymen infundibuliformis is characterized by its conical or funnel shape, with a wider opening and a narrower end. This form is often seen in certain insect orders, such as beetles and some flies. It is thought that this particular shape of the hymen aids in the efficient transfer of reproductive materials during mating, as well as in the positioning or placement of eggs during oviposition (egg-laying).
Understanding the different forms and shapes of the hymen, including the hymen infundibuliformis, is crucial for entomologists and researchers studying insect reproductive systems, as it allows for the identification and classification of species, as well as the exploration of evolutionary adaptations related to reproduction strategies in insects.
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A projecting h. with a central opening with sloping edges.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
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