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FERTILE CRESCENT OH BOY!! IT’S A GIRL THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE OH MY MEIOSIS DEVELOP THIS

How many chromosomes will a cell have after meiosis. (compared to the original cell) A 100

This type of meiotic division results in the formation of 4 sperm cells. A 200

Uh oh! This type of meiotic division results in the formation of one egg cell and three polar bodies. A 300

This is what happens to the polar bodies after oogenesis. A 400

The name of an organ in your body where meiosis occurs. A 500

B 100 This is the definition of fertilization.

A fertilized egg is known as this. B 200

An example of an organism with external fertilization. B 300

An example of an organism with internal fertilization. B 400

In the human, fertilization usually occurs within this part of the female’s reproductive tract. B 500

This is an example of an organism with internal development. C 100

This is an example of an organism with internal fertilization and external development. C 200

This process begins immediately after fertilization and results in the formation of a blastula. C 300

DAILY DOUBLE E 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

These two things must take place in order for an embryo to GROW. E 400

Compare the nourishment of a chick embryo and a human embryo. C 500

The motile male gamete is produced in this structure. D 100

This is what the urethra is adapted to transport. D 200

Testosterone is produced by this part of the male reproductive system. D 300

This is the advantage of the testes being located in an out- pocketing of the body wall. D 400

This is the function of the male reproductive system. D 500

The female gamete is produced in this structure. E 100

This structure is also known as the birth canal. E 200

6-10 days after fertilization, the embryo becomes implanted in this structure. E 300

This structure is made of both maternal and embryonic tissues. E 400

These two secondary sex characteristics prepare the female’s body for pregnancy.. E 500

This is known as the release of an egg from the ovary. F 100

This is what occurs during the final stage of menstruation. F 200

These two things may interrupt the menstrual cycle. F 300

The hormone that causes the maturation of an egg in a follicle of an ovary. F 400

The permanent cessation of the menstrual cycle is called this. F 500

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This explains why sperm and egg cells must be monoploid.

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One half the number of chromosomes A 100

Spermatogenesis A 200

Oogenesis A 300

They disintegrate A 400

The union of the sperm and egg nuclei. B 100

Zygote B 200

Testes or Ovaries (depending on gender, of course!) A 500

Fish, frogs, salamanders, etc. B 300

Terrestrial animals. Ex: Mammals, reptiles, birds. B 400

Oviduct (or fallopian tube) B 500

Placental mammal (human), marsupial (kangaroo) C 100

Birds, reptiles C 200

Cleavage C 300

Increase in cell number and increase in cell size. C 400

Human : Diffuse through the placenta and transported to embryo by the umbilical cord. Chicken: Yolk C 500

Testes D 100

Sperm and Urine D 200

Testes D 300

Keeping the temperature cooler than body temperature, which ensures proper sperm development. D 400

To produce sperm cells and deposit them in the body of the female. D 500

Ovaries E 100

Vagina E 200

Uterus E 300

Placenta E 400

Development of mammary glands and widening of hips. E 500

Ovulation F 100

Shedding of the uterine lining F 200

Pregnancy, severe illness F 300

FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) F 400

Menopause F 500

Fusing two monoploid nuclei creates a diploid cell, which will form a diploid organism. (n + n = 2n)