| A | B |
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| Cowper’s glands | produce mucus |
| Spermatogenesis occurs in | the seminiferous tubules |
| Sertoli cells | nourish the developing sperms |
| Sperms are Formed Continuously by | meiosis |
| Sperms have | 23 pairs of chromosomes |
| The acrosomal tip | aids in the penetration of egg |
| Sperm are stored in | the vas deferens |
| Testosterone is produce by | the Leydig cells |
| LH stimulates the Leydig cells to produce | testosterone |
| FSH stimulates the Sertoli cells to | convert spematids into sperm |
| Estrogen is formed from testosterone by | the Sertoli cells |
| The Seminal Vesicles produce | Fructose-rich fluid for the nutrition of sperm |
| The Prostrate Gland produce | alkaline fluid |
| A pH of 6.0 to 6.5 is needed for | the motilety of the sperm |
| The semen has | an average pH is 7.5 |
| “Capacitation” of the spermatozoa | make it possible for the sperm to penetrate the ovum |
| Raising temperature of the testes will | reduce sperm production |
| Sexual sensation travel through | the pudendal nerve |
| Sexual sensations can originate from | internal pelvic structures |
| Lubrication | is a parasymapthatic function |
| Testostrone is responsible for | the distinguishing characteristics of the masculine body. |
| GnRH stimulates the pituitary to produce | luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) |
| The Pineal Gland secretes | melatonin |
| Seasonal fertility is beleived to be a function of | the pineal gland |
