Reproductive Systems Flashcards

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What are the main components of the reproductive systems?

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gonads, genital ducts, and organs

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How many reproductive systems are there?

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2 - male and female

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What are the three functions of reproductive systems?

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  1. gamete production
  2. embryo support
  3. endocrin function
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What is endocrine function?

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secretion of sex hormones

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What are the testicles?

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a sac-filled with seminiferous tubules

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What are seminiferous tubules and where do they connect?

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sites of meiosis, and directly connect to spermatic duct

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What cells reside INSIDE reproductive tubules?

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sertoli cells

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What cells enclose, nourish, and help activate sperm?

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sertoli cells

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What cells reside OUTSIDE reproductive tubules?

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interstitial cells

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What cells makes testosterone?

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interstitial cells

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Where is sperm stored?

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epididymis

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What nourishes and protects sperm and where is it produced?

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seminal fluid via glands
ex) prostate

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What is a good comparison of an ovaries size and look?

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size of an almond, looks like a pearl

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What is an ovary?

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a connective tissue structure

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What occurs within an ovary?

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individual eggs develop within cavities or “follicles”

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What do follicles contain?

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an egg and follicular cells

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What cells secrete estrogen?

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follicular cells

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What is ovulation?

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release of an egg

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What are the two steps of ovulation?

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  1. follicle ruptures to release egg
  2. egg is captured by oviduct
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What modification do oviparous animals have?

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glands for protective egg covering
ex) shells

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What modification do some animals like salamanders have?

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sperm storage areas - spermatheca

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Where does embryonic development occur?

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uterus

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What is the term for an egg layers and what are commonly egg layers?

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oviparous - rarest in mammals and chondrichthyans and universal in birds

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What is the term for “with eggs”

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gravid

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What type of development do monotreme mammals do?
oviparous ex) platypus and echidnas
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What development is live birth with embryo nourishment from the yolk alone?
ovoviviparity
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What development is live birth with sustained nutrient support for the embryo other than the yolk?
viviparity
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Where does viviparity development get its nutrient support?
placenta
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What animals do ovoviviparity
reptiles and chondrichthyans (sharks)
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What animals do viviparity?
sharks and mammals
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What is the embryonic organ?
placenta
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How does the baby get nutrients?
placenta capillaries are bathed in maternal blood
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What are the three types of mammals?
1. monotremes 2. marsupials 3. eutherians
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What type of mammal lays eggs?
monotremes
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What animal has a brief placentation with embryonic completion in a pouch?
marsupials
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What animal has a placenta throughout term?
eutherians
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What are the two modes of fertilization?
external and internal
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Who does external fertilization?
aquatic adaptations ex) bony fishes and frogs
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Who does internal fertilization?
terrestrial adaptations ex) chondrichthyans - sharks
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What are the pros and cons of EXTERNAL fertilization?
cons: wasteful of gametes and little parental care pro: lots produced
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What are the pros of INTERNAL fertilization?
conserve gametes and more parental care
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What are the three modes of internal fertilization?
1. cloaca juxtaposition 2. spermatophore 3. intromitent organ
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What mode of fertilization puts sewer holes together and shoots their sperm?
cloaca juxtaposition ex) birds
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What mode of fertilization is a packet of sperm deposited by the male and taken in by the female?
spermatophores ex) salamanders
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What mode of fertilization uses a penis or penis-like structure?
intromitent organ
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what stores sperm in the female reproductive system?
spermatheca
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What carries sperm?
spermatophore
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What connects the ovaries to the dorsal body cavity
mesenteries
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What transfers eggs to the cloaca?
oviducts
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Where are oviducts located in terms to the kidneys?
ventral to the kidneys
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Where do the testes reside in terms of the kidneys?
testis (sing.) lies on the ventral side of each kidney
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What stores energy for gamete production that all amphibians have?
gonadal fat bodies
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What are the tubes that convey eggs from the ovaries?
fallopian tubes or oviducts
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Where does fertilization take place?
fallopian tubes
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What is the birth canal?
vagina
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Where is sperm formed?
testes
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What are the tubes that convey sperm from the testes?
vasa deferent or ductus deferens
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Paired vasa deferent lead to what in mammals?
urethra
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What delivers sperm to the vagina?
the urethra in the penis
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What are follicular cells?
cells that surround the oocyte within the follicle
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What is an immature egg?
an oocyte that has not reached the first stage of meiotic division
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What is the epididymis lined with?
pseudostratified epithelium
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Where exactly are sperm produced?
at the apical surface inside the epithelium of seminiferous tubules found in the testes