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  • the tube which sperm travels from the testicles through the male reproductive system is
    vas deferens
  • the uterus is the organ where a fertilised egg cell develops into a
    fetus
  • a procedure where the male and female reproductive cells join outside the women's body in a laboratory is
    in-vitro fertilisation
  • what connects the ovary to the uterus?
    the fallopian tube
  • the primary sex characteristics that are the physical differences between male and female are called
    reproductive organs
  • the vagina is a muscular canal that leads to the uterus from the
    vulva
  • cutting a small opening through the wall of the uterus during birth is called
    caesarean section
  • what are two almond shaped organs that produce egg cells?
    ovaries
  • what is the name of the liquid called in the sac during pregnancy?
    amniotic fluid
  • what are the two small glands that produce liquid that becomes part of the semen
    seminal vesicles
  • what do families use to help them choose when to have a baby?
    contraception
  • what do we call the procedure, where a fluid is removed that helps detects problems and abnormalities during pregnancy?
    amniocentesis
  • what pushes the baby into the vaginal canal?
    contractions
  • the semen travels through the urethra and out of the end of the penis in a process called
    ejaculation
  • when blood and tissue from the uterus pass out of the vagina, it is called
    menstruation
  • what are the two special organs that form inside the uterus?
    placenta and the amniotic sac
  • a difficult position for the baby during pregnancy is a
    breech birth
  • physical differences between male and female bodies are called
    sex characteristics
  • the two types of human reproductive cells for a man and a woman are called ?
    the female egg cell and the male sperm cell
  • the male reproductive system produces sperm cells called
    gametes
  • secondary sex characteristics start appearing during a life stage called
    puberty
  • the testicles are suspended inside a bag called the
    scrotum
  • after fertilisation a new cell is formed called a
    zygote
  • the fetus is connected to the placenta by the
    umbilical cord
  • the fetus is expelled and a baby is born during
    birth
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