Exam 20: The Reproductive System
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In the absence of masculinizing factors, a female reproductive tract and external genitalia develop regardless of the genetic sex of the individual.
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The hormone ____________________ in males and the hormone ____________________ in females are responsible for the development and maintenance of these characteristics.
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Indicate from what primitive reproductive tissue each structure in question differentiates using the answer code below.
a.genital tubercle
b.urethral folds
c.genital swellings
d.Wolffian ducts
e.Müllerian ducts
-Penis
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Indicate from what primitive reproductive tissue each structure in question differentiates using the answer code below.
a.genital tubercle
b.urethral folds
c.genital swellings
d.Wolffian ducts
e.Müllerian ducts
-Female reproductive tract
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The Leydig cells secrete testosterone in response to stimulation by luteinizing hormone.
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Developing follicles that fail to reach maturity to ovulate undergo atresia and form scar tissue.
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Which is the correct sequence of structures sperm travels through prior to ejaculation?
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The four phases of the sexual cycle in both sexes are ____________________, ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
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Which of the following hormones is responsible for the development and maintenance of the secondary sexual characteristics?
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When the entire uterine contents shift downward during late gestation so that the baby's head is brought into contact with the cervix, this is often mistaken as the onset of labor, so-called "false labor."
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There is a limited lifetime supply of primary oocytes, which are present at the birth of a baby girl.
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Which of the following is the correct order in which the glands add seminal fluid to migrating sperm cells in the male reproductive tract?
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One primary oocyte containing 46 doubled chromosomes yields only one ovum containing 23 unpaired chromosomes.
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Indicate from what primitive reproductive tissue each structure in question differentiates using the answer code below.
a.genital tubercle
b.urethral folds
c.genital swellings
d.Wolffian ducts
e.Müllerian ducts
-Scrotum
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Use this figure to answer the corresponding questions.Names and numbers can be used more than once.
-The ____________________ (labeled # ____) is the site where Sertoli cells secrete inhibin.

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