What is Ejaculation?
Ejaculation is the release of semen from the reproductive tract of a male due to an orgasm. It occurs in two stages: firstly, when sperm are moved from the testes and the epididymis to the beginning of the Urethra, a hollow tube runs through the penis that transports sperm or urine. In the second stage, the semen is exploded through the urethra and from the body. The ejaculation process is possible due to nerve impulses received from the penis; it works as a reflex reaction. Once started, it cannot be interrupted. To know how to ejaculate semen is due to the movement of the sperm cells; it has to receive fluids from various internal organs.
It helps in the increase of oxygen and the decrease of acidity fluids. These internal organs are the prostate gland, ejaculatory ducts, seminal vesicles and Cowper glands that supply seminal plasma to the sperm cell. The total volume of the ejaculate averages between 2 and 5 milliliters in a human.
What is the Ejaculatory Duct?
The ejaculation muscle is formed by the joining of the ampulla of ductus deferens and seminal vesicle. So, where is sperm stored before ejaculation? The vents that open into the urethra halfway through the prostate gland function to mix the sperm stored in the ampulla with fluids secreted by the seminal vesicles and transport these substances to the prone. At the ejaculation procedure, semen passes through the prostate gland, enters the urethra and exits the body.
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What is an Organ?
In a living organism, a group of tissues perform a specific function. Advanced animals have ten organ systems.
Skeletal
Muscular
Nervous
Endocrine
Digestive
Respiratory
Reproductive
Respiratory
Circulatory
Excretory
Plants have primary organs like stem, root, and leaf to help in their growth and survival.
What is Orgasm?
Orgasm is the last and final stage of male sperm ejaculation. It is a feeling of intense pleasure and an abrupt increase in pulse rate and blood pressure. The rapid muscles’ spasms, mainly in the genital and anal areas, are felt. There is a change in the pattern of heart rate and blood pressure simultaneously felt. The release of ejaculatory fluid usually accompanies a male orgasm. A Female attains an orgasm for a more extended period than a male.
Describe Science
Science is a field of study concerned with the physical world and its phenomena, and It covers unbiased observations and systematic experimentation. It can be divided into three categories.
Physical Sciences- Study of the inorganic world and its principles. It is further divided into astronomy, physics, chemistry and earth sciences.
Biological- Study of the organic world, and it can be further divided into biology and medicines.
Social Sciences- It is the study of the social and cultural behaviour of the society. It can be further divided into anthropology and economics.
What is Semen?
Semen is a fluid released from the male reproductive tract, and it contains sperm cells that help in fertilising the female eggs. It also includes fluids that form seminal plasma to keep the sperm cells viable. The male sperm ejaculation initially has 2 to 5 percent of the semen volume. As they move in the body, they keep collecting different fluids by the various tubules and glands of the reproductive system.
What is the Sexual Response Cycle?
The manner of physiologic events during sexual arousal and intercourse is the sexual response cycle. It occurs in four stages, namely excitement, plateau, orgasm and resolution. In the excitement stage, the body prepares for sexual activity by an erection of the penis in the male and moist vagina walls in the female. In the plateau stage, heart rate increases and muscles become tense, glans at the head of the penis swells in the male while the outer vagina shrinks and the clitoris recants. In Orgasm, ejaculation in humans occurs and from where the sperm is stored before ejaculation is released. For a female in this stage, the Vagina starts contractions. In the resolution stage, a gradual returning phase begins both in male and female. In the male, the penis shrinks back to its standard size, and in the female, the genital parts come back to the normal stage again.
FAQs on Ejaculation
Q1.How does Reproduction Affect Evolution?
Sexual reproduction allows combining half of its genes with another individual’s genes, which means a new mixture of genes is produced in every generation. Sexual reproduction increases the genetic variation, which increases the raw material on which natural selection operates. Evolution always results in progress; organisms can evolve during a single lifespan and can get better. It only occurs gradually and slowly. In the present day study, a faster evolutionary rate can decrease long term biodiversity. Thus, sexual reproduction increases genetic diversification but not in the species. There are many standard features to evolving systems, like simple collections of molecules or competing populations of organisms. Firstly, the ability to replicate or reproduce without which evolution cannot occur.
Q2.What are the Two Types of Sexual Reproduction?
Reproduction is a process in which the parents produce new individuals. There are two types of production asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction. Asexual reproduction means when an organism can make without another parent, they share the same genetic material as the parent. Whereas sexual reproduction requires two different parents, It promotes genetic diversity through new combinations of alleles during meiosis and fertilisation. Asexual reproduction is faster and energy-efficient. The variation created in sexual reproduction is significant to the survival and reproduction of the population.
For example of asexual reproduction, blackworms or mud worms reproduce through fragmentation. Hydras reproduce through budding. An example of sexual reproduction will be humans, dogs, cats or frogs.
