Words and phrases that have a meaning related to gonad:  (158 results)
Often used in the same context:
spermatic cord, copulatory, papilla, hindbrain, vas deferens, hyperkeratosis, pelvic girdle, striated muscle, erectile tissue, gland, conceptus, meningeal, efferent, nephron, hypertrophic, parenchyma, testis, corpus luteum, glans penis, fontanelle, flatworm, medulla, innervation, inguinal canal, masculinisation, epithelia, glans, glandular, scrotal, blackhead, tubule, radula, mitogen, hamartoma, osteogenesis, osteoblast, estrous cycle, acrosome, epigastric, spermatogenesis, mandibular, secretase, lateral ventricle, prepuce, pelvic fin, papule, ciliary, exudation, hyaline cartilage, mouthparts, adrenal cortex, hermaphroditism, tunica, frenulum, ectoderm, adduct, masseter, metaplasia, lipomas, omentum, osteoclast, parathyroid gland, neonate, forebrain, yolk sac, ectopic, intracerebral, hindgut, tubal, ouabain, mesenteric, ganglion, lordosis, testicles, oestrogen, periosteum, caudal, leiomyoma, pineal, masticatory, neuromuscular junction, carpus, sphincter, cementum, lacrimal gland, neurofibroma, ovary, jejunum, motoneurons, lymphatics, adrenal, hemolytic, palps, arachnoid, trabeculae, mammary gland, rachis, xenopus laevis, ovipositor, ovule, spermatozoon, mucosa, gonads, oviduct, testes, cerebrum, testicle, hippocampus, femur, pituitary, thymus, tibia, ventricle, cerebellum, hypothalamus, kidney, lung, ovaries, gonadal, antidiuretic, thyroid, trophic, otolith, postulated, synaptic, hypophyseal, paracrine, psychophysical, stomatal, testicular, tumour, analagous, analogous, body, brain, cell, complex
Appears in the definition of:
ovotestis
Synonyms:
ball, ballock, bollock, egg, nut
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— Adjectives for gonad: male, indifferent, female, right, undifferentiated, embryonic, left, primitive, single, dysgenetic, fetal, more...

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