Evolution of descended testes in mammals (English Wikipedia)

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Amann R.P., Johnson L., Thompson D.L. & Pickett B.W. (1976). Daily spermatozoal production, epididymal spermatozoal reserves and transit time of spermatozoa through the epididymis of the rhesus monkey. Biology of Reproduction 15: 586-592.

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Heller, R.E. (1929). New evidence for the function of the scrotum. Physiology Zoology 2: 9-17.

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Bedford H.M. (1978). Anatomical evidence for the epididymis as the prime mover in the evolution of the scrotum. American Journal of Anatomy 152: 483-508.