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male
meiosis
gland that produces estrogen and progesterone

in back of model oval and yellowish
ovaries
inner surface of the uterus

closest to cavity

produces menstrual flow
endometrium
smooth muscle that surrounds endometrium and forms most of the wall of the uterus
myometrium
opening for urethra
urethral orifice
opening for vagina
vaginal orifice
sperm can be stored in the
ampulla
within the spermatic cord
vas deferens
erectile tissue that surrounds urethra
corpus spongiosum
erectile tissue on posterior and lateral aspects of the penis

*on posterior only when erect
corpora cavernosa
glands that produce energy for sperm via fructose
seminal vesicles
gives antibacterial agents to secretions to aid in procreation
prostate gland
cleans and lubricates the urethra from the urine
bulbourethral or Cowper's glands
space where testis drop through to go to outside of body
inguinal canal
where sperm mature
epididymis
site of sperm production

inside testis
seminiferous tubules

tubes go in testis
oven where baby develops
uterus
funnel shaped area of fallopian tubes
infundibulum
superior portion of uterus
fundus
central region of uterus
body
inferior end fo uterus...muscular opening
cervix
all outside female reproductive features
vulva
tube transporting sperm from production site to delivery area
vas deferens
tissue covering the gans at birth
prepuce or foreskin
male reproductive organ that produces hormones
testis
folds near the urethral and vaginal orifices
labia minora
part of meiosis where cross over occurs
prophase 1
part of meiosis where pairs line up in middle
metaphase 1
part of meiosis where pairs separate
anaphase 1
part of meiosis where we have 2 new cells
telophase 1
part of meiosis where nuclear envelope disappears
prophase 2
part of meiosis where chromosomes line up single file
metaphase 2
part of meiosis where chromatids separate
anaphase 2
part of meiosis where there are 4 new cells
telophase 2
Oogenesis

primary oocyte
primordial follicles
primary follicle
secondary follicle
Graafian follicle
then....
if not fertilized to become an ovum then it will just get ovulated
the ouchie on model

ovarian blood clot
corpus hemorrhagicum
scar on model

ovarian scar

white puffy on right
ccorpus albicans
cell of the female which is ovulated
secondary oocyte
stays if pregnant and doesn't continue on with repair
corpus luteum
fluid filled ovarian structure
antrum
process in which the egg is released from the Graafian follicle
ovulation
cell produced at the end of telophase 2 in the male
spermatids
DNA replication occurs during
interphase
formation of polar bodies occurs when
telephase 1 and 2
phase that begins with a diploid cell
prophase 1
phase that ends the reduction division
telephase 1