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hormone which stimulates the testes to release testosterone
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follicle stimulating hormone
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hormone which stiumulates the development of the corpus luteum
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luteinizing hormone
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hormone which stimulates the follicle in the ovary to mature
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follicle stimulating hormone
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hormone that maintains the thickened endometrium
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progesterone
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name of the diploid cell formed from the union of the sperm and egg
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zygote
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compact ball of cells which arises from zygote
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morula
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hollow ball of cells which implants the wall of the uterus
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blastocyst
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outer germ layer of the early embryo is called
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ectoderm
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organ of exchange between the fetus and the mother
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placenta
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fringes on the ends of fallopian tubes
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fibrae
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male accessory gland that produces fluid containing fructose
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seminal gland
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part of the testes where sperm are produced |
seminiferous tubules |
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cells in testes that nourish and protect the developing sperm
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sertoli cell
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top part of the uterus where implantation usually occurs
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FUNdus
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part of uterus which joins to vagina
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cervix
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follicular phase of the ovarian cycle begins with the release of this hormone
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follicle stimulating hormone
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first site of red blood cell production in the human embryo
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yolk-sac
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a group of cells in the ovary surrounding the ovum
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follicles
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tube carrying sperm from the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct
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vas deferens
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how many chromosomes does the body have
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46 or 23 pairs
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cells that are paired are called this
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diploid 2n
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these sex cells only have 23 chromosomes
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gametes
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these cells are haploid
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sex cells
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which process a duplicate division of exact copies; for growth and repair
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mitosis
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which process is a reduction division; halve the amount of chromosomes and used by gametes
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meosis
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holds the testes outside the bod to regulate temperature
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scrotum
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the passage way which testes descent into
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inguinal canal
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produces spermatozoa
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seminiferous tubules
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which cells support and protect developing sperm "nurse cells"
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sertoli cells
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these cells produce testosterone
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interstitial cells
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this part of the sperm is covered by a cap called an acrosome; stores enzymes needed to penetrate the egg and contains 23 chromosomes
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the head
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what is the cap called on the head of a sperm
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acrosome
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this part of a sperm contains mitochondria to make ATP
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middle piece
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this part of the sperm provides movement
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tail
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sperm mature and are stored in this duct
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epididymus
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duct that helps the sperm gain the ability to swim
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epididymus
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this duct is the passageway for sperm that leads from the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct
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vas deferens
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this duct leads through the prostate gland; joins to the urethra
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ejaculatory duct
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this duct carries sperm through the penis to the exterior; also carries urine
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urethra
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name the 3 accessory glands of the assigned male RS
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seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulborethral glands
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this gland produces fructosy fluid that provides energy for sperm
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seminal vescicle
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this gland produces an alkaline fluid to make it through the urethra and vagina; contracts to propel sperm
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prostate gland
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this gland produces mucus that acts as a lubricant
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bulborethral gland
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this hormone is secreted by the thalamus to control the release of other hormones
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gonadotropin-releasing hormone
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this hormone promotes production of sperm; produced the the anterior pituitary
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follicle-stimulating hormone
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this hormone controls the production of testosterone; produced by anterior pituitary
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luteinizing hormone
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this hormone is important for development of reproductive organs; produced by testes via interstitial cells
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testosterone
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produces female gametes
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ovaries
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known as the birth canal or copulatory organ
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vagina
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each follicle in the ovary contains an immature
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oocyte
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the monthly release of an oocyte from the ovary when a follicle ruptures
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ovulation
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