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process of giving birthis called

labour

How long does it take for an ova to mature?

every 28 days

When does the embryo become a foetus?

at 3 months

Which of these are male reproductive organs? --- A. prostate gland or B uterus

A

Female sex cells are called

ova

The organ that contains the urethra..

penis

When does fertilisation happen?

when a sperm cells joins with an egg

A new organ forms inside the uterus..

placenta

male sex cells are called...

spermatozoa

sex cells are produced in

the reproductive system

The embryo and the placenta are connected by

umbilical cord

What is puberty?

stage of life when people reach sexual maturity

Embryo and placenta are connected by

umbilical cord

After dividing repeatedly, an....... is formed

embryo

What are primary sexual characteristics?

Genital organs we are born with

Spermatozoa travels through...

the sperm ducts then urethra.

Sperm ducts connects the _____ to the _____

testes....urethra

The spermatozoa travels through the uterus into,,,

fallopian tubes

What are secondary sexual characteristics for men.

Men have a deeper voice, facial and body hair.

Steps of fertilisation.

1. A mature egg cell leaves ovary 2.spermatozia swims towards the egg . 3. sperm cell joins with egg cell 4. zygote is formed 5. embryo develops 6

when does fetilisation occur?

when a sperm cell joins with an ova

What are second sexual characteristics for women?

Develped breasts and wider hips

when fertilisation occurs, a new cell forms called...

Zygote

What is lactation?

A period when the mother´s breast produce milk.

An egg cell is released by one of the ...

ovaries

How does fertilisation occur?

when a sperm cell joins an egg cell

Embryo is surrounded by a sac filled with

amniotic fluid