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How many chromosomes do sex cells have?
23
What process makes sex cells?
Meiosis
What kind of mammal is an opossum?
Marsupial
What kind of fertilization do salamanders (and all amphibians) have?
External
What kind of fertilization do fish (mostly) have?
External
When does the egg become an embryo?
About the 10th week when specialization occurs
What is the placenta attached to ?
The umbilical cord and uterus
What's the tube in the penis?
Urethra
What stores sperm?
Epididymus
How many eggs does a woman make in a lifetime?
400 mature; 1000 immature
What gland starts ovulation?
Pituitary
What occurs when an egg splits in half?
Identical Twins
What happens when there are two eggs?
Fraternal Twins
How many sperm does a man make in a day?
200 million
Whats your #1 defense and why?
Skin; its dead
What type of disease is cancer?
Noninfectious
What type of disease is herpes?
Infectious (and incurable)
What causes ringworm?
Fungus
Where is gherrardia found?
Water
What do u need to have to have immunity?
Antibodies
What is another name for a phagocyte?
Microphage
What is an antigen?
Protein marker
What type of antigens and antibodies do B blood have?
B antigens; A antibodies
What does vaccine contain?
Dead or weak pathogens
What is a pathogen?
Something that causes disease