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63 Cards in this Set
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male
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meiosis
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gland that produces estrogen and progesterone
in back of model oval and yellowish |
ovaries
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inner surface of the uterus
closest to cavity produces menstrual flow |
endometrium
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smooth muscle that surrounds endometrium and forms most of the wall of the uterus
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myometrium
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opening for urethra
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urethral orifice
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opening for vagina
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vaginal orifice
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sperm can be stored in the
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ampulla
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within the spermatic cord
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vas deferens
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erectile tissue that surrounds urethra
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corpus spongiosum
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erectile tissue on posterior and lateral aspects of the penis
*on posterior only when erect |
corpora cavernosa
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glands that produce energy for sperm via fructose
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seminal vesicles
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gives antibacterial agents to secretions to aid in procreation
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prostate gland
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cleans and lubricates the urethra from the urine
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bulbourethral or Cowper's glands
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space where testis drop through to go to outside of body
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inguinal canal
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where sperm mature
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epididymis
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site of sperm production
inside testis |
seminiferous tubules
tubes go in testis |
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oven where baby develops
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uterus
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funnel shaped area of fallopian tubes
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infundibulum
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superior portion of uterus
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fundus
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central region of uterus
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body
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inferior end fo uterus...muscular opening
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cervix
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all outside female reproductive features
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vulva
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tube transporting sperm from production site to delivery area
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vas deferens
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tissue covering the gans at birth
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prepuce or foreskin
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male reproductive organ that produces hormones
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testis
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folds near the urethral and vaginal orifices
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labia minora
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part of meiosis where cross over occurs
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prophase 1
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part of meiosis where pairs line up in middle
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metaphase 1
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part of meiosis where pairs separate
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anaphase 1
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part of meiosis where we have 2 new cells
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telophase 1
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part of meiosis where nuclear envelope disappears
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prophase 2
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part of meiosis where chromosomes line up single file
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metaphase 2
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part of meiosis where chromatids separate
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anaphase 2
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part of meiosis where there are 4 new cells
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telophase 2
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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
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the ouchie on model
ovarian blood clot |
corpus hemorrhagicum
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scar on model
ovarian scar white puffy on right |
ccorpus albicans
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cell of the female which is ovulated
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secondary oocyte
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stays if pregnant and doesn't continue on with repair
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corpus luteum
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fluid filled ovarian structure
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antrum
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process in which the egg is released from the Graafian follicle
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ovulation
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cell produced at the end of telophase 2 in the male
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spermatids
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DNA replication occurs during
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interphase
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formation of polar bodies occurs when
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telephase 1 and 2
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phase that begins with a diploid cell
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prophase 1
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phase that ends the reduction division
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telephase 1
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