reproduction connect Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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Which of the following hormones stimulates uterine contractions during the birth process in mammals?

A

oxytocin

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2
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Maintenance of the uterine lining during pregnancy in mammals requires

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progesterone

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3
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A ____ oocyte is released from the ovary

A

secondary

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finger-like extensions called ____ receive the egg as it leaves the ovary

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fimbriae

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5
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if fertilization occurs, it normally occurs in the ______

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oviduct

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6
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a fertilized egg begins to divide as it moves toward the _____

A

uterus

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7
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a fertilized egg may be implant in the ______ layer

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endometrial

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8
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sexual reproduction

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increases genetic variation

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9
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what is the function of the mitochondria in the case of the sperm?

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to provide energy for movement

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10
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What role(s) does meiosis play in gametogenesis? Check all that apply

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  • meiosis reduces the number of chromosomes by half
  • meiosis allows equal genetic contributions from each parent
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11
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which of the choices lists the three phases of the ovarian cycle in the correct order?

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follicular; ovulation; luteal

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12
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in what order do sperm move through the structures of the female reproductive tract?

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vagina; cervix; uterus; oviduct

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13
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fertilization of an ovum normally occurs in the

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oviduct

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14
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which of the following ovarian hormones is involved in a positive feedback loop with the hypothalamus and the anterior pituitary?

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estrogen

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15
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T/F: a positive feedback loop causes a self-amplifying cycle where a physiological change leads to even greater change in the same direction

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true

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16
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what do you predict would occur if the ovary was inhibited from releasing progesterone

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the positive feedback cycle of gonadotropin releasing hormone, luteinizing hormone, and estrogen would continue

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17
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if the hypothalamus was not inhibited by estrogen, which pathway would be interrupted first?

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  • release of gonadotropin-releasing hormone from the hypothalamus
  • release of luteinizing hormone from the anterior pituitary
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18
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if gonadotropin releasing hormone was removed from the system, what do you predict would occur to the levels of estrogen being released into the bloodstream?

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lower amounts of luteinizing hormone would be released and therefore lower amounts of estrogen would be produced

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19
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what is true of the corpus luteum

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secretions of the corpus luteum prepare the uterus for implantation of the embryo

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20
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which part of the mammalian sperm contains the nucleus

21
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T/F: implantation of the blastocyst into the uterine wall is correlated with the degeneration of the corpus luteum

22
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spermatogenesis occurs in the

A

seminiferous tubules

23
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which of the following is a correct sequence of cells in spermatogenesis?

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spermatogonium -> primary spermatocyte -> secondary spermatocyte

24
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what would you predict is the fate of the daughter spermatogonium that resulted from the first mitotic division?

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the daughter spermatogonium would go through a mitotic division producing another daughter spermatogonium and a primary spermatocyte

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after the second meiotic event, imagine you observed spermatids with 12 chromosomes. what would the primary spermatocyte have for a chromosome count
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prior to the first meiotic event, you observed a spermatocyte with 12 chromosomes. what would spermatids have for a chromosome count?
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germ cells in the testes produce 2n cells called _____
spermatogonia
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meiosis begins with primary _____
spermatocytes
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meiosis 1 ends with the production of ______ spermatocytes, which are the first haploid cells in the process
secondary
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meiosis 2 results in the production of 4 haploid _____
spermatids
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maturation of sperm occurs in the ______ tubules
seminiferous
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what are the 3 glands that produce the liquid portion of semen?
prostate; seminal vesicles; bulbourethral
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when a primary follicle enlarges, and there are several layers of granulosa cells, it is called a
secondary follicle
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which of the following has an antrum?
mature follicle
35
during the menstrual cycle, the oocyte is released from the follicle. In what organ does the follicle develop, and what is the immediate destination of the oocyte?
the follicle develops in the ovary and the oocyte will travel to the fallopian tube
36
there are two phases to the menstrual cycle. identify events that occur concurrently with the follicular phase
- development of fluid filled vessicles - development of the mature (tertiary) follicle
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there are two phases to the human menstrual cycle. identify the events that occur during the luteal phase
- presence of corpus albicans - presence of the corpus lueteum - rapid growth of granulosa cells
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budding
- the new individual forms on the exterior of parent - occurs in cnidarians
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parthenogenesis
- the new individual is usually haploid - occurs in social insects
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regeneration
- occurs in flatworms - the new individual is formed from a parental fragment
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asexual reproduction...
- only one parent is involved - parthenogenesis - offspring are clones of the parent - budding - fragmentation - offspring may be haploid
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sexual reproduction...
- gametes fuse - independent assortment of alleles - offspring differ from each other and their parents - method of most eukaryotes
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place the events of oocyte maturation in the correct sequence
1. several primary oocytes begin to mature within growing follicles 2. one primary oocyte completes meiosis 1 to form a secondary oocyte 3. the secondary oocyte begins meiosis 2 and is released as ovulation occurs and the follicle ruptures 4. the corpus luteum develops from the follicle remnants 5. if fertilization does not occur, the corpus luteum degenerates
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which of the following lists the structures of the male reproductive tract in the proper order from sperm production to ejaculation?
seminiferous tubules; epididymis; vas deferens; ejaculatory duct; urethra
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in female mammals, germ cells
are arrested in meiosis 1 until puberty
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what are the advantages of internal fertilization
- it provides protection from the environment and predators - the proximity of sperm and eggs is guaranteed
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what is true of semen
- it assists with sperm survival and motility - it contains fructose
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once an egg has been fertilized, what event is crucial for preventing additional sperm from inserting DNA into the egg
the cortical reaction