IPA: /oʊvoʊˈtɛstɪs/
KK: /oʊvoʊˈtɛstɪs/
A reproductive organ that can produce both sperm and eggs, typically found in certain types of animals like gastropods.
The ovotestis allows some species to reproduce without needing a mate.
Ovotestis → It is formed from "ovo-" (from Latin "ovum", meaning egg) and "testis" (meaning testis or testicle). The word refers to a reproductive organ that has characteristics of both an ovary and a testis, thus relating to the egg-producing function.
Think of 'egg' ('ovo-') and 'testicle' ('testis') to remember that 'ovotestis' refers to an organ that has both egg-producing and testicle functions.