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gonads
primary sex organs responsible for producing gametes and secreting sex hormones (testes & ovaries)
fimbriae
finger-like & extend from uterine tubes
oogenesis
process of egg/ovum production
spermatogenesis
process of sperm production
follicles
house primary oocytes until stimulated by hormones to mature and make the first melotic division
path of sperm
testes, seminiferous tubules, rete testis, epididymis, ductus deferens, eiaculatory duct, urethra
accessory glands that secrete fluids that form semen
seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulbourethral glands
head of sperm
contains enzymes to break into egg cell during fertilization
midpiece of sperm
gives sperm energy to swim, surrounded by mitochondria
tail of sperm
provides movement
endometrium
takes on the egg that is fertilized by the sperm; if egg is unfertilized, it will slough off
myometrium
responsible for contractions during childbirth
perimetrium
outer uterine wall
gonands in spermatogenisis
testes
immature gamete in spermatogenisis
spermatid
mature gamete in spermatogenisis
sperm
when are gametes made in spermatogenisis?
lifelong after puberty
number of meiotic divisions in spermatogenisis
2 (one right after the other whenever sperm are made)
type of meiotic division in spermatogenisis
equal (4 equal sized sperm cells)
hormones involved in spermatogenisis
LH, FSH, testostphone
gonands in oogenesis
ovaries
immature gamete in oogenesis
oogonia
mature gamete in oogenesis
egg/ovum
when are gametes made in oogenesis?
primary oocyte- before birth; secondary oocyte- one a month
number of meiotic divisions in oogenesis
2 (one at the beginning of ovulation, one after fertilization)
type of meiotic division in oogenesis
unequal (2 ovum, 3 tiny polar bodies)
hormones involved in oogenesis
LH, FSH, estrogens, progesterone