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The relative size and histology of the testes of sexually active adult Pseudomys and Notomys differed markedly between species. Average weight of testes (as % of body wt) ranged from about 3% in P. australis and P. nanus to about 0.15% in most Notomys. In the testes of most species, interstitial tissue was relatively sparse, but in P. apodemoides, P. delicatulus and P. hermannsburgensis it was abundant and consisted of a mass of lipid-rich epithelioid Leydig cells. Seminiferous tubule diameters were similar in all species, but epididymides ranged from about 500 mg in weight (about 1% body wt) in P. australis to about 20 mg (about 0.05% body wt) in most Notomys. Likewise numbers of spermatozoa in the paired cauda epididymidis ranged from about 500 x 10(6) in P. australis and P. nanus to about 2 x 10(6) in 3 of 4 Notomys species.

Morphological variation in the testes and accessory sex organs of Australian rodents in the genera Pseudomys and Notomys