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How do fish transport egg to, and out of, coelom?
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Abdul Wassay Abbasi
How do fish transport egg to, and out of, coelom?
As question has not received answer, will answer to best of my ability. Eggs are plopped off from ovary, into coelom. Duct out of coelom is the oviduct that opens into it. The fish must apply pressure to the whole of the coelom, I guess, to push it out. That part is a bit of a mystery to me, an expert answer would be better.
As question has not received answer, will answer to best of my ability. Eggs are plopped off from ovary, into coelom. Duct out of coelom is the oviduct that opens into it. The fish must apply pressure to the whole of the coelom, I guess, to push it out. That part is a bit of a mystery to me, an expert answer would be better.
As question has not received answer, will answer to best of my ability. Eggs are plopped off from ovary, into coelom. Duct out of coelom is the oviduct that opens into it. The fish must apply pressure to the whole of the coelom, I guess, to push it out. That part is a bit of a mystery to me, an expert answer would be better.
As question has not received answer, will answer to best of my ability. Eggs are plopped off from ovary, into coelom. Duct out of coelom is the oviduct that opens into it. The fish must apply pressure to the whole of the coelom, I guess, to push it out. That part is a bit of a mystery to me, an expert answer would be better.
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