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The creation of new individuals from exsiting ones |
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The creation of offspring that are genetically indentical to a lone parent |
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The out growth and ecentual spliting off of a new individual from a parent |
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The seperation off a parent intow two or more offspring of about equal size |
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Creation of offspring by the fusion of two haploid sex cells called gametes |
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Two gametes fusin together to from a diploid cell |
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has both male and female reproduction systems |
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THe organs that produce gametes |
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Contains erectile tissue that fills with blood and cause a erection during sexual arousal |
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Foreskin that covers the glands |
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A pouch of skin outside the abdomen that houses a testis, the scrotum function in cooling the sperm, thereby keeping them vialbe |
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The expulsion of sperm-containing fluid from the penis |
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The duct that the sperm travels through during ejaculation |
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Seminal Vesicles and Prostate Gland |
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Add fluid that nourishes the sperm and provides protection from natural acidity of the vagina |
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The sperm-containing fluid that is ejaculated by the male during an orgasim |
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The outer features of the femail reproduction anatomy |
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protects the eniter genital region |
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An organ that engorges with blood and becomes erect during sexual arousal |
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Site of production of the gametes in the female reproduction system |
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Protects and mourishes a developing egg in th ovaries |
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The process of when the egg is ejected from the follicles |
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The process of the follices grow to form a solid hard mass |
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The acutally site of pregnancy |
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The Uterus has a thick muscular wall lined with a blood rich layer of tissue |
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Used for the stage in development from the first division of the zygote until body sturctures begin to appear |
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What the developin human is called fromt he ninth week until birth |
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The narrow neck at the bottom of the uterus |
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The production of Gametes |
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a recurring process that produces gametes, makes them avaliable for fertialization and prepares the body for pregnancy |
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Controls the growth and release of an egg. |
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The uterus is prepeared for possible implantation of an embryo |
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Is the uterine bleeding caused by the vreakdown of the endometrium, the blood-rich inner lining of the uterus |
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is the deliberate prevenntion of pregnancy |
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Gettin your tubes tide (female) |
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cuts sections out of each vas deferens to prevent the sperm from reaching the urethra |
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) |
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contagious diseases spread by sexual contact |
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The union of sperm and egg to form a zygote |
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A series of rapid cell divisions that producesa multicellular ball |
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The mechanism by which one group of cells influences the development of an adjacent froupr of cells |
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Is the carrying of developing young within the female reproductive tract |
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The organ that provides nourishment and oxygen to the embryo and helps disppose of metabolic waste |
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Is a fluid-filled sac that encloses and protcts the embryo |
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Produces the embryo's first blood cells and its first gamete-forming part of the umbilical cord |
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The life-line between the embryo and the placenta |
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Finger-like outgrowth containing embruonic blood vessels of the mother's endometrium |
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A series of strong contractions of the uterus |
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