The Reproductive System Anatomy

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The Reproductive System Anatomy Exercise 42

Functions of the Reproductive System Produce Offspring (duh!) Initiate and maintain the internal conditions required for production of gametes. Promote 2o sexual characteristics (useful for attracting a mate) Facilitate joining of the gametes. Provide for early development and care of offspring

Reproductive anatomy: female

Reproductive anatomy: female

Histology of Endometrium

Female External Genitalia

The Breast

Male Reproductive Anatomy

The Testes

The Testes: a closer look

The Penis

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