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Name ________________________________________________ Date ___________________
Reproduction and Development Questions
1. What are the primary functions of the male reproductive system? ______________________
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2. How does the location of the scrotum affect sperm? __________________________________
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3. Where does meiosis occur in the male reproductive system? ___________________________
Order the steps in the formation and transportation of sperm from 1 to 6.
____________4. Mature sperm enter the vas deferens.
____________5. Newly formed haploid sperm cells pass through a series of coiled ducts to
the epididymis.
____________6. Sperm leave the body via the urethra.
____________7. Sperm mature in the epididymis.
____________8. Cells lining tubules in the testes undergo meiosis.
____________9. Sperm travel along the ejaculatory ducts and into the urethra.
10. Name the four hormones responsible for controlling the monthly menstrual cycle, where
they are produced and their role in the cycle
Hormone
Produced
Function
Label the diagram. Use these
choices: ovary, implantation,
blastocyst, ovulation, fertilization,
uterus, zygote, vagina, oviduct.
Fertilization occurs in
___________________________
At what stage of development is
an egg when it leaves the ovary?
___________________________
What are the small haploid cells
are produced during oogenesis
called? ____________________
Name the tubules inside the testes where the male gametes are produced. _________________
_________________________. When the male gamete leaves the testes, it is called a
___________________. When it is fully developed it is then called a __________________.
Describe the path taken by the sperm to reach an egg for fertilization
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Identify the structures in each diagram and give one function of each
Letter
A.
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
.
J
K
Name
Function
In the diagram below, label the blastula, egg, gastrula, sperm, zygote and point of fertilization.
Name two structures that form from the:
23. ectoderm ___________________________
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24. endoderm ___________________________
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25. mesoderm ___________________________
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Use each of the terms below just once to complete the passage.
amnion
blastocyst
chorion
chorionic villi
cleavage
mitosis
oviduct
placenta
umbilical cord
zygote
embryo
implants
Usually in the upper part of a(n) __________________________, an egg and one sperm unite
to form a(n) __________________________.This single cell divides through a process called
_________________________ (a form of _____________ without growth) repeatedly to form
a(n)______________________, which __________________________in the uterine wall. Part
of the blastocyst becomes the __________________________,which is surrounded by a fluidfilled, membranous sac called the __________________________. The embryo is connected to
the wall of the uterus by its __________________________.The amniotic sac is enclosed by the
__________________________, which also forms attachment structures called the
__________________________. Nutrients and oxygen from the mother and wastes from the
embryo are exchanged in the __________________________.
Mitosis
Number of cell divisions
Is DNA identical?
Used for making?
Makes diploid or haploid cells?
Crossing over occurs?
Sister chromatids are separated in which phase?
Increases genetic variety?
Homologous chromosomes pair up?
Meiosis