Reproductive Systems: Male and Female. Male Scrotum: Holds testis, controls temperature Seminiferous Tubules: Production of sperm, functional portion.

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Reproductive Systems: Male and Female

Male Scrotum: Holds testis, controls temperature Seminiferous Tubules: Production of sperm, functional portion of testis Testicle: made up of seminiferous tubules Epididymis: Tube where sperm grow and mature and learn to be motile Vas Deferens: Tube for sperm storage and transport from epididymis to urethra Seminal Vesicle: Secretes sugar substance for nourishment of sperm Prostate & Bulbourethral Gland: Secretes alkaline fluid in semen Urethra: Tube for urine and semen excretion Penis: Allows for passage of urine and semen

Cross section of Testicle

Sperm Head carries all genetic information Mitochondria gives energy for movement Tail: Movement

Female Ovaries: Produce eggs Fallopian Tubes: Transport eggs from ovaries to uterus, fertilization takes place here Uterus: Muscular organ that supports developing child Cervix: Opening to the uterus from vagina Vagina: Muscular tube that lead to the uterus (birth canal) Labia: External skin that protects the uretha and vagina Clitoris: Erectile organ, homologus to the penis

Menstrual Cycle

Ovulation and Implantation

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