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In which of the following organism is the conglobate gland present?
Option: 1
Female cockroach
Option: 2
Earthworm
Option: 3
Male cockroach
Option: 4
Honey bee
Answers (1)
The conglobate gland is a specialized gland found in certain insects, including cockroaches. It is specifically present in the male cockroach. The conglobate gland in male cockroaches produces a secretion that is involved in the process of spermatophore formation. A spermatophore is a package containing sperm that is transferred from the male to the female during mating.
Hence, the correct answer is option 3.
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