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adolescence

period of life beginning at puberty and ending at adulthood
adulthood
period of life when a person is fully developed and physical growth stops
amniotic sac
fluid-filled organ that cushions and protects the developing embryo of some vertebrates
blastocyst
stage of development during which the zygote consists of a ball of cells
childhood
periods of life from age two unit puberty
corpus luteum
follicle after ovulation; also called a yellow body because of its yellow color
embryo
stage of development after the fertilized cell implants into the uterus but before the cells take on a recognizable shape
endometrium
lining of the uterus
epididymis
coiled tube through which sperm leave the testes and enter the vas deferens
estrogen
steroid hormone that is found in greater quantities in women and men and contributes to female sexual characteristics and development
fallopian tube
tube of connective tissue that attaches the overt to the uterus in the female reproductive system and in which fertilization occurs
fetus
unborn offspring from the end of the eights week after conception to the moment of birth
follicle
collection of cells that surround and nourishes an egg while it is in the ovary
infancy
period of life from birth until the ability to walk has been acquired
infertility
persistant condition in which offspring cannot be produced
menopause
periods of life when the female reproductive system permanently stops the menstrual cycle
menstrual cycle
series of changes in the female reproductive system that takes place over the douse of one month
ovary
organ in which female gametes develop prior to fertilization
ovulation
process by which an egg is released from the ovary and becomes available for fertilization
ovum
egg cell that is produced by the female reproductive system
placenta
organ that developed in female mammals during pregnancy and carries nutrients from the mother to the embryo
puberty
stage of adolescence that is marked by the production on hormones involved in reproduction
reproductive system
body system that allows for sexual reproduction; includes testes, ovaries, and other male and female sex organs
scrotum
skin that encloses the testes outside of the male body
semen
white substance that contains sperm and fluids produced by sex glands of the male reproductive system
sexually transmitted disease
disease that is passed from one person to another during sexual contact
testis
organ of the male reproductive system that produces sperm
testosterone
steroid hormone that is found in greater quantities in men than in women and contributes to male sexual characteristics and development
trimester
one of the three periods of approximately three months each into which a human pregnancy is divided
umbilical cord
structure that connects an embryo to its mother and provides the embryo with nourishment and waste removal
uterus
organ of the female reproductive system in which a fertilized egg attaches and a fetus develops
vas deferens
duct in which sperm mixes with other fluids before reaching the urethra
zygote
cell that forms when a male gamete fertilizes a female gamete