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accessory organs
system of ducts that transports spermatozoa
epididymis
stores sperm cells
urethra
carries urine from bladder
carries reproductive cells outside the body
decreasing effects of aging on male reproduction
testosterone production,
spermatozoa production,
prostate secretions
seminal vesicle secretions
enlarged prostate
benign prostate hypertophy
priaprism
prolonged erection
female reproductive system
ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, external genital organs
oviduct
uterine or fallopian tube
the uterus
organ where fetus develops to maturity
endometrium
specialized epithelial lining
expanding
the menstrual phase
if ovum is not fertilized corpus luteum degenerates
estrogen pergosterone levels decrease
endometrium degenterates
endometrium begins to repair itself
in menopause _ _ _ is release because
from anterior pituitary due to low levels of estrogen and progesterone
stimulate production of new folicles