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Male and Female Reproductive Systems

Male and Female Reproductive Systems

Female Reproductive System Purpose: To produce and carry offspring.

Female Reproductive System Purpose: To produce and carry offspring.

Female Reproduction Parts Ovary – Produces Eggs.

Female Reproduction Parts Ovary – Produces Eggs.

Female Reproduction Parts Fallopian Tube: Fertilization occurs here.

Female Reproduction Parts Fallopian Tube: Fertilization occurs here.

Female Reproduction Parts Uterus: Holds the fetus during pregnancy.

Female Reproduction Parts Uterus: Holds the fetus during pregnancy.

Female Reproduction Parts Vagina: Birth Canal

Female Reproduction Parts Vagina: Birth Canal

Female Reproductive Parts Estrogen / FSH: Female Hormone

Female Reproductive Parts Estrogen / FSH: Female Hormone

Female Reproduction Parts Egg – Sex cell. Gives half of the genetic information to

Female Reproduction Parts Egg – Sex cell. Gives half of the genetic information to the child.

Male Reproductive System Purpose – to produce and release sperm for offspring.

Male Reproductive System Purpose – to produce and release sperm for offspring.

Male Reproductive Parts Scrotum: Keeps the testes at a safe temperature (cool).

Male Reproductive Parts Scrotum: Keeps the testes at a safe temperature (cool).

Male Reproductive Parts Testicle: Makes sperm.

Male Reproductive Parts Testicle: Makes sperm.

Male Reproductive Parts Vas Deferens – Transports semen from the testes to the seminal

Male Reproductive Parts Vas Deferens – Transports semen from the testes to the seminal vesicle.

Male Reproductive Parts Seminal Vesicle – Add liquid to the semen to make sperm.

Male Reproductive Parts Seminal Vesicle – Add liquid to the semen to make sperm.

Male Reproductive Parts Urethra – Carries liquid down the penis.

Male Reproductive Parts Urethra – Carries liquid down the penis.

Male Reproductive Parts Penis – Releases sperm

Male Reproductive Parts Penis – Releases sperm

Male Reproductive System Testosterone: Male Hormone

Male Reproductive System Testosterone: Male Hormone

Male Reproductive Parts Semen – Sex cells without liquid.

Male Reproductive Parts Semen – Sex cells without liquid.

Male Reproductive Parts Sperm – Sex cells that contain liquid and can swim. Contains

Male Reproductive Parts Sperm – Sex cells that contain liquid and can swim. Contains have of the genetic information for the child.

Male Reproductive System

Male Reproductive System

Puberty / Menstruation Start producing sex cells.

Puberty / Menstruation Start producing sex cells.

Menstruation Follicular Phase: Follicle Develops

Menstruation Follicular Phase: Follicle Develops

Menstruation Ovulation: Egg released

Menstruation Ovulation: Egg released

Menstruation Luteal Phase: Lining Thickens

Menstruation Luteal Phase: Lining Thickens

Menstruation Menstruation: Lining Sheds

Menstruation Menstruation: Lining Sheds

Menstruation Menopause: Menstrual Cycle Stops

Menstruation Menopause: Menstrual Cycle Stops

Fetal Development Placenta: Exchange between mother and fetus

Fetal Development Placenta: Exchange between mother and fetus

Fetal Development Umbilical Cord: Transports material between mother and fetus

Fetal Development Umbilical Cord: Transports material between mother and fetus

Fetal Development Amniotic Fluid: Protects Fetus

Fetal Development Amniotic Fluid: Protects Fetus