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Unit 7 Vocab

TermDefinition
abortion the termination of pregnancy before the 20th week
acrosome helmet-like portion of sperm that contains enzymes
afterbirth the placenta and attached fetal membranes that have to be removed after delivery of the child
blastocyst developmental stage where the embryo is a tiny ball made of 100 cells
cervix narrow outlet of the uterus that protrudes into the vagina
contraception any form of birth control
endometrium inner wall of the uterus that serves as the burrowing site for the fertilized egg
ejaculation process where smooth muscles contract to rapidly squeeze sperm forward
embryo developmental stage before the 9th week
fertilization when the genetic material of the sperm combines with that of an ovum
fetus stage of development after the 9th week
fimbriae finger-like projections on the Fallopian tubes that collect the oocyte after ovulation
gonad primary sex organs
gametes sex cells
hermaphrodites individuals that possess both male and female reproductive structures
implantation process where the fertilized egg burrows into the inner wall of the uterus
labor series of events leading to the expulsion of the infant from the uterus
lactating producing milk
luteinizing hormones secreted by the anterior pituitary, cause the testes to produce testosterone
mammary glands structures that produce milk to nourish a newborn baby
mammography X-ray examination that detects breast cancers too small to feel
menopause the stoppage of the menstrual cycle, resulting in the inability to have children
menstrual cycle cyclic changes the uterus undergoes as it responds to changes in female hormone levels
oogenesis ova production
ova female gametes; aka eggs
ovaries primary female reproductive organs that produce the ova and estrogens
ovulation event where the mature egg is ejected from the ovary
oxytocin posterior pituitary hormone that triggers contractions of the uterus during pregnancy
placenta temporary organ that provides nourishment to the developing fetus
prostate donut-shaped gland that produces a fluid that activates sperm
puberty period in life when the reproductive organs grow to their adult size
secondary sex characteristics features induced in non-reproductive organs by sex hormones
semen milky white mixture of sperm and accessory gland secretions
seminiferous tubules structure within the testes responsible for sperm production
sperm male gametes
spermatogenesis sperm production
testes male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone
uterus hollow organ that receives and nurtures the fertilized egg; “womb”
vagina birth canal
zygote fertilized egg
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