question 25\n1 pts\nduring sexual stimulation, ______________ innervation causes increased blood flow into…

question 25\n1 pts\nduring sexual stimulation, ______________ innervation causes increased blood flow into the cavernous portions of the penis.\nsympathetic\nparasympathetic\ncns\nsomatic\n\nquestion 26\n1 pts\nall of the following are typical behaviors exhibited by a bitch in estrus except one. which of the following is not typical?\nstanding to allow for breeding by a male\nlifting of the tail\nlocking to the male (\tie\) overnight\nbehaving friendly to a present male

question 25\n1 pts\nduring sexual stimulation, ______________ innervation causes increased blood flow into the cavernous portions of the penis.\nsympathetic\nparasympathetic\ncns\nsomatic\n\nquestion 26\n1 pts\nall of the following are typical behaviors exhibited by a bitch in estrus except one. which of the following is not typical?\nstanding to allow for breeding by a male\nlifting of the tail\nlocking to the male (\tie\) overnight\nbehaving friendly to a present male

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Brief Explanations:

For Question 25: Parasympathetic innervation causes vasodilation which increases blood - flow into the cavernous portions of the penis during sexual stimulation. Sympathetic innervation is more related to functions like ejaculation. CNS (central nervous system) is a general term and not the specific innervation for this process. Somatic innervation is related to voluntary muscle control and not this blood - flow mechanism. For Question 26: A bitch in estrus will stand to allow breeding, lift her tail, and be friendly to a male. However, the "tie" during mating is a physiological process that occurs during copulation and not a pre - copulatory behavior that is typically exhibited as a sign of estrus.

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Question 25: B. parasympathetic Question 26: C. Locking to the male ("tie") overnight