Reproduction Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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the production of one or more offsprings by an existing organism

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reproduction

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2
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progeny arises from a single existing organism

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asexual reproduction

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3
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two dissimilar cells fuse to form an offspring

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sexual reproduction

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4
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sum of the peculiarities of structure and function that distinguishes a male from a female

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sex

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5
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produce mucus that lubricate the urethra to facilitate sperm release

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prostate gland and bulbo-urethral gland

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6
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a process by which sperms are formed during sexual maturity

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spermatogenesis

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7
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nourish spermatids and supply hormones/enzymes during spermatogenesis

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sertoli cells

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8
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endocrine source of male sex hormones

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interstitial cells of leydig

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9
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removal of pituitary gland; functional degradation of testes, atrophy of the reproductive tract and genital organs

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hypophysectomy

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10
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a pituitary gonadotropin

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FSH (follicle-simulating hormone)

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11
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secreted by the adenohypophysis, stimulates the cells of leydig to secrete androgens that complete spermatogenesis; keep reproductive tract functional and maintain secondary sex characteristics

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LH (luteinizing hormone)

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12
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masculinizing compounds produces chiefly by the testes under norma conditional, along with the adrenal cortex, ovary and possible placenta

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androgens

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13
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females deposit eggs that develop and hatch in the external environment

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oviparity

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14
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development of an embryo inside the body of the parent eventually leading to live birth

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viviparity

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15
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part of female reproductive system: produce eggs

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ovaries

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16
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part of female reproductive system: brings ovum to uterus from ovary

17
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part of female reproductive system: site of fetal development

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part of female reproductive system: opening of the uterus, guided by the cervix

19
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part of female reproductive system: receives the sperms

20
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for nourishment of the young during early life

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mammary glands

21
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surrounds ovarian mass, origin of primordial ovum mother cells

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germinal epithelium

22
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becomes filled with cells and undergoes luteinization

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corpus luteum

23
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seasoal breeding

24
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non-seasonal breeding

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menstrual cycles

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physiological events that maintain the pregnancy
fertilization
26
appears in the urine and blood within 2 weeks of pregnancy
HCG (Human Chrionic Gonadotropin)
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successively stronger uterine contractions correlated with distensions of cervix and relaxation of pelvic ligaments
labor
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cause rhythmic uterine contractions
oxytocin
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brings dilation of the cervix and vagina
relaxine
30
secreting alveoli during pregnancy and parturition
Mammary glands
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loop that inactivates sperms
(IUD) intrauterine device
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removal of oviduct
tubal ligation
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removal of sperm duct
vasectomy
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removal of uterus
hysterectomy
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act by forming a condition of pseudo-pregnancy in the ovaries
oral contraceptive