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Apologia Advanced Biology Module 16
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What does fetus mean?
Young one
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What is organogenesis?
The formation of organs in a developing fetus
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What are the testes outside the abdominal cavity?
Spermatogenesis can't occur at 98.6° F, it needs to be 93.2° F
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What is implantation in reproduction?
burrowing of the blastocyst into the endometrium
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What are Leydig cells?
The interstitial cells that secrete testosterone.
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What is anabolism?
all of the synthesis reactions in the body
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What are the secondary sex characteristics? ( in general)
The characteristics that appear during puberty and tend to distinguish men from women
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What is ovulation?
The release of a mature oocyte from a mature follicle
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How many eggs does a woman have when she is born?
1 million
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What is oogenesis?
The production of a haploid germ sell by the ovaries
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What are sertoli cells?
nursemaid cells. they are found in the seminiferous tubules and support and nourish the cells performing spermatogenesis
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What is lactation?
The process by which a female mammal produces and secretes milk to feed her young
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What is menses?
Periodic shedding of the uterine endometrium : blood, vaginal fluid, and the cells and fluid of the late secretory phase to be shed from the vagina
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What hormones govern the menstrual cycle and what do they do?
1.FSH-stimulates the growth of a follicle containing the egg, 3. Estrogen (Oestradiol) 4, progesterone
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Of the forms of birth control, (chemical, barrier, spermicides, IUD) what is the significant issue with and IUD?
fertilization occurs, but implantation is prevented. (this is also a problem with some forms of chemical birth control)
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What is the order of of the stages of development? (cleavage, zygote, gastrula, neurula, blastula, morula)
zygote, cleavage, morula, blastula, gastrula, neurula
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Which stages of development are completed before the embryo enters the uterus?
zygote, cleavage and morula
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What is menopause?
The last menstruation: after which a woman no longer ovulates and is not longer fertile
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What is coitus?
Sexual intercourse
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In oogenesis, how many eggs are formed from one oogonium?
Only 1, and 3 polar bodies which die away.
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What is catabolism?
All of the decomposition reactions that occur in the body
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What is puberty?
A series of events that transform a child into a sexually mature adult
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Do the sperm and the egg contribute equal amounts of genetic material.
yes, but only the ovum contributes mitochondrial DNA
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Which ovarian hormone dominates the luteal phase?
Progesterone
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So the egg and the sperm contribute equal amounts of cytoplasm?
No, The cell contributes virtually all the cytoplasm
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The amount of LH and FSH are decreasing. has ovulation occurred?
Yes, FSH and LH decrease in the Luteal stage in a nonpregnant sycle
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What is semen?
a mixture of sperm and the secretions of the testes, seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and bulbourethral gland.
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What is spermatogenesis?
The process by which sperm form in the seminiferous tubule
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