| A | B |
|---|
| structure in the testes responsible for sperm production | seminiferous tubules |
| bundle containing blood vessels, ductus deferens, nerves, lymphatics | spermatic cord |
| sperm are stored and matured here | epididymis |
| spermatogenesis produces | sperm cells |
| "primordial" sperm cells | spermatogonia |
| fleshy pouch below the penis | scrotum |
| contributes 60% of the volume to semen | seminal vesicle |
| loose fold of skin covering the glans penis | foreskin, prepuce |
| glands near the membranous urethra | bulbourethral |
| produces thick mucoid secretion with fructose, fibrinogen and prostaglandins | seminal vesicles |
| produces a thin milky alkaline secretion | prostate |
| passageway through which the testes descend | inguinal canal |
| production of sperm | spermatogenesis |
| endocrine cells in the connective tissue of the testes | leydig |
| duct from the epididymis tail to the ejaculatory duct | ductus deferens |
| germ cells passin through the first meiotic division | primary spermatocyte |
| cap on the head of the sperm containing digestive enzymes | acrosome |
| fertilization occurs here | fallopian tube |
| ova develop from | oogonia |
| provides mechanical protection and nutrition to an embryo | uterus |
| has ridges called rugae & simple squamous tissue | vagina |
| collapsed mature follicle with a yellow appearance | corpus luteum |
| layer of the uterus undergo the most change | endometrium |
| normally formed after fertilization | polar body |
| most likely time to become pregnant during a 28 day cycle | day 12-15 |
