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Morphogenesis of the epididymis, which takes place in the chick, during the two months after hatching, is inhibited by the antiandrogenic drug, cyproteron acetate, which acts as strongly as castration. This fact is a good argument for our conception of sexual differentiation after which epididymis is induced by testosterone.
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