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Reproductive Anatomy. Female – front view Fallopian Tubes Uterus Cervix Ovary Vagina.

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1 Reproductive Anatomy

2 Female – front view Fallopian Tubes Uterus Cervix Ovary Vagina

3 Female Vocabulary: Ovulation: when the ovary releases the egg Ectopic Pregnancy: when an egg attaches OUTSIDE on the fallopian tube Period/ Menses: when a woman sheds her uterine lining Fun Facts: 28 day cycle: most common cycle for most women Women are born with all the eggs they’ll ever have MOST women only release 1 egg per cycle- the ovaries take turns ovulating

4 Male- front view Bladder Prostate Gland Urethra Penis Vas Deferens Testicle Epididmis

5 Male Vocabulary: Vasectomy: when a man gets his “tubes tied” Ejaculation: the release of semen Semen: the fluid that carries sperm Sperm: the cell that has the genetic material Fun Fact: every ejaculation has MILLIONS of sperm!

6 Fertilization Fertilization happens when a sperm penetrates the egg’s outer shell and the 2 genetic materials mix. Pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg attaches to the lining of the uterus. The first 6-8 weeks the cell just copies itself After 8 weeks the cells really start to specialize and become individual organs.

7 How do we get twins? Fraternal Twins: boy/ girl or NON identical twins happen when a women releases 2 eggs and bot are fertilized Fun Fact: a woman can have twins from 2 different guys Identical Twins happen when 1 egg is fertilized and it splits in half during development


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