Question

Bartholin's glands in rabbit are found in

• A. Male and produce a viscous alkaline fluid, which neutralizes acidity in the urethra.
• B. Male and produce the clear liquid part of the spermatic fluid.
• C. Female and produce the hormone estrogen, which regulates secondary sexual characters.
• D. Female and produce a clear fluid, which lubricates the vestibule during copulation.

Answer 1

The correct option is D Female and produce a clear fluid, which lubricates the vestibule during copulation.

A pair of accessory gland known as Bartholin’s glands or Cowper’s glands is present in female rabbit. This gland is embedded in the dorsal wall of the vestibule. It produces clear viscid secretion for lubrication during copulation. Thus, the correct answer is 'Female and produce a clear fluid, which lubricates the vestibule during copulation'.