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Oviduct:

Where fertilisation takes place, the tube that takes the egg to the ovaries

Ovaries:

Produce the eggs

Vagina:

Where the penis is placed in sexual intercourse

Uterus:

Where the Foetus grows

Cervix:

Sperm comes in

Testicles:

Produce sperm

Spermduct:

Carries sperm from the testies to the tip of the penis

Uretha:

Carries sperm/urine to the tip of the penis

Scotum:

Sack of skin that holds the testies outside the body for cooler temperature for sperm reproduction

Puberty girls:

Wider hips, more hair, bones grow, spots

Puberty boys;

Deeper voice,more hair, spots,bones grow

Fertilisation in humans:

The nuclei of the sperm and the egg fuse together in the oviduct to form a zygote.

Amnotic Fluid:

Cushions & protects feotus

Placenta:

Lets mothers blood come close to foetus to allow exchange of waste,food & oxygen. It is connected by the umbilical cord. The foetus needs glucose &oxygen for desperation. The foetus needs to get rid of carbon dioxide and urea.

Amniotic sac:

Protects the foetus/embryo

Umbilical cord:

Connects the embryo/ foetus to the mother (Placenta).

Giving Birth:

The amniotic sac burst (water breaking)-muscles in the uterus wall start to contract to push the baby-the muscles in the cervix relax and widen.

Menstrual cycle:

Menstrual cycle:

The lining is lost from the uterus (period). The lining of the uterus thickens to get ready for a fertilised egg.A ripe egg cell is released from an ovary (ovulation).The lining of the Uterus stops developing if the egg cell was not fertilised.

Twins:

Identical-1sperm/egg


non identical-2sperms/eggs