| A | B |
|---|
| the primary female hormone | estrogen |
| tThe primary male hormone | testosterone |
| The process of releasing the egg | ovulation |
| an old follicle | corpus luteum |
| Helps to maintain the linig of the uterus | progesterone |
| coiled tubes that store sperm cells | epididymus |
| external pouch, contains the testes | scrotum |
| passageway through which semen and urine pass out of the body | urethra |
| the structure that encloses the developing egg | follicle |
| narrow neck of the uterus | cervix |
| tube that carries ova to the uterus | fallopian tubes |
| organ that carries the developing fetus | uterus |
| tube that carries sperm; extends upward into the abdominal cavity | vas deferens |
| making more of the same | reproduction |
| modified stem of a gladiolus | corm |
| fertilization in humans takes place here | fallopian tubes |
| made up of anther and filament | stamen |
| the breadmold is in kingdom | fungi |
| the vegetative part of a potato | tuber |
| modified stem of an onion | bulb |
| the uniting of two sets of DNA | fertilization |
| indicates that life comes from nonliving things | abiogenesis |
| strawberries are able to reproduce asexually by | layering or runners |
| does not involve the mixing of gametes | asexual reproduction |
| equational cell division | mitosis |
| kingdom some bacteria are in | eubacteria |
| breadmold may reproduce asexually by using | spores |
| female parts of a flower | stigma, style, and ovary |
| gametes that are equal in size | isogametes |
| gametes that are different | heterogametes |
| they helped to show that abiogenesis does not occur | Redi and Pasteur |
| indicates that life comes from other living things | biogenesis |
| the number of cells produced during meiosis are | 4 |
| the hydra reproduces asexually by | budding |
| facial hair, muscular development, and deep voice | secondary sex characteristics of males |
| more rapid and genetic continuity | advantage of asexual reproduction |
| reductional cell division | meiosis |
| having only one chromosome from each pair present, N | haploid |
| the splitting of an organism into two almost equal part, asexual reproduction | fission |
| exhibits extreme powers of regeneration | planarian or starfish |
| a fertilized egg | zygote |
| reprodcuces at the molecular level | DNA |
| the organs that produces ova | ovaries |
| stimulates the development of follicles | FSH |
