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| Where is FSH made in a normal human female? |
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| Which hormone in birth control pills is capable of preventing development of an ovum? |
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| Name the inner lining of the uterus in a normal human female. |
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| Name the structure in an ovary that produces progesterone. |
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| A low sperm count is a common cause of sterility in the human male. About how many sperm are present in one milliliter of ejaculate from a normal fertile male? |
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| Whare are anabolic steroids? |
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| Steroids that promote tissue building processes |
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| Which of the following is associated with the first day of the humane female sexual cycle? |
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| The first day of a period |
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| When do germ layers develop in an embryo? |
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| Which of the following is mesodermal in origin? |
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| A baby that weighs between 1000 and 2500 grams at birth is generally considered |
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| When is "morning sickness" most likely to occur during pregnancy? |
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| What are gentle contractions of the uterus called that occur toward the end of a normal pregnancy? |
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| Braxton-Hicks contractions |
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| How long is a normal first pregnancy in the human female? |
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| A woman who has type B blood and a man who has type A blood could possibly have children of which of the following blood types? |
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| A man and a woman who are both phenotypically normal, have a son who suffers from hemophilia. Hemophilia is a sex-linked recessive condtion. What fraction of their children are likely to carry this sex-linked gane without expressing it? |
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| Given the genotype AaBBCc, where A, B, and C are on different chromosomes, how many different gametes might be formed? |
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| Which of the following gametes could not be formed by a person with the genotype AaBBCc when A, B, and C are on different chromosomes? |
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| A test cross always involves |
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| One parent that is homozygous recessive for each of the traits under consideration |
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| When would you expect to see Rh disease (hemolytic anemia) in an infant? |
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| When the mother is Rh-negative and the father is Rh-positive |
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| Which of the following applies to the y-chromosome in man? |
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| It pairs with an x-chromosome in meiosis I |
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| What else from Exam III do you need to study? |
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