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testicle
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testicle
either of the two male reproductive glands, in most mammals enclosed within the scrotum, that produce spermatozoa and the hormone testosterone


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Seasonal changes in testicular size and activity have been used to infer or corroborate mating seasons in some cetacean species (e.
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Then conduct a physical exam, focusing on femoral and pedal pulses, genital and perineal sensation, and secondary sexual characteristics such as male development and testicular size.
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