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Reproduction

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sex cells, sperm in the male and ova in the female gametes
primary sex organs; produce the gametes Gonads
organs that produce spermatozoa in the male testes
organs that produce ova in the female Ovaries
type of cell division in which gametes are produced Meiosis
accumulation of blood in the erectile tissue of the penis due to vasodilation of the arteies in the penis, causes the penis to become rigid & elongated erection
expulsion of semen from the ejaculatory ducts through the urethra Ejaculation
external organ made of three caverns of erectile tissue Penis
A sac located below the penis that contains the testes Scrotum
Holding area where sperm mature epididymis
Made up of ductus deferens, testicular blood vessels, nerves, and cremaster muscle Spermatic cord
located posterier & inferior to the urinary bladder; produce & secrete an alkaline fluid Seminal vesicles
formed after the the union of the ductus deferens and the duct fromthe seminal vesicle ejaculatory duct
walnut shaped gland located below the urinary bladder prostrate gland
a long tube that extends from the bladder to the tip of the penis; transports urine & semen urethra
female reproductive cycle menstrual cycle
small cavity in the ovary that stores the egg follicle
tubes that transport ova fromthe ovaries to the uterus Fallopian tubes
organ shaped like an inverted pear; site of implantation uterus
outer layer of uterus perimetrium
middle layer of uterus myometrium
inner layer of uterus endometrium
Bulge at top of uterus fundus
inferior portion of uterus cervix
receives the erect penis durin intercourse; also called birth canal vagina
two large folds of skin that contain the other external genitalia labia majora
two small folds of tissue between the labia majora Labia minora
small, round organ found anterior to the urethral orifice; only function is for sexual stimulation clitoris
two lobes of adipose and glandular tissue breasts
modified sweat glands found in the breasts mammary glands
circular pigmented region that surrounds the nipple areola
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