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Reproductive System

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organ system that functions to produce offspring   show
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show gonads  
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show gamete  
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ducts, gland, & external genitalia are referred to as   show
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show scrotum  
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show testes  
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testosterone, estrogens, & progesterone   show
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show seminiferous tubules  
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show interstitial cells  
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show system of ducts that delivery sperm to exterior  
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show accessory glands that empty secretions into ducts during ejaculation  
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show paired testes  
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show lower  
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show for sperm production  
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failure of the testis to make their normal descent   show
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show spermatic cord  
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show seminiferous tubules  
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show interstitial cells that produce androgens  
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show penis  
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show urethra & 3 cylindrical bodies of erectile tissue  
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show corpora cavernosa  
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show corpus spongiosum  
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show surrounds urethra  
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portion of male duct system in which sperm mature; empties into ductus (or vas) deferens; has a head, body & tail   show
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upon ejaculation, epididymis __, __ sperm into the ductus deferens   show
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show ductus deferens (vas deferens)  
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show expands & joins duct of seminal vesicle to form ejaculatory duct  
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each ejaculatory duct   show
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portion surrounded by prostate   show
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intermediate part   show
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show spongy (penile) urethra  
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show seminal vesicles  
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encircles prostatic urethra inferior to bladder; its secretions account for 1/3 of semen volume; enter prostatic urethra during ejaculation   show
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show bulbourethral glands  
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show semen  
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