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a cell formed by the combination of two reproductive cells, one from a male and one from a female
fertilized cell
male reproductive cell
sperm cells
female reproductive cell; also called an egg cell
ovum
rapid growth
growth spurt
the body system that directs certain activities such as growth and development
endocrine system
organs that make up the endocrine system
endocrine glands
chemical messengers that help control some of your body's activities by changing the way the cells work
hormones
the gland in the endocrine system that produces growth hormone
pituitary gland
the gland that controls how fast your cells turn nutrients into energy; also controls how fast nutrients are used for building and repairing cells
thyroid gland
glands that make many different kinds of hormones that control how the body uses nutrients
adrenal glands
reproductive organs that make reproductive cells and hormones
gonads
the time of life when the gonads start making their own hormone; when males and females begin producing reproductive cells
puberty
the passing of certain characteristics from parent to their children
heredity
characteristics received from parents; the affect the way you look and act
inherited traits
strands of matter located in cells nuclei; contained codes for all your inherited traits
chromosomes
tiny bits of information on chromosomes; influence heredity
genes
describes the stronger gene of a pair; this gene codes keep on the recessive gene from being carried out
dominant
describes the weaker gene of the pair; it's codes are "hidden" by the codes on the dominant gene
recessive
perspiration odor is caused by
bacteria
blocked with too much oil causes an infection called
acne
mood swings are caused by hormone that are released into the body at
unsteady rates