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What is the function of the polar bodies that are produced during oogenesis? They are a mechanism that allows for

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The shedding of the excess GENETIC material during the production of a haploid ovum

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In a human male reproductive system,

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The sperm travels through the sperm duct before reaching the urethra during ejaculation

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Sperm from the testes can no longer reach the urethra

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Vasectomy

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Asexual reproduction disadvantage?

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It produces genetically uniform populations

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An effective way for animals to expand their population quickly and exploit an available environment

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Asexual reproduction

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Possess both male and female reproductive systems

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Hermaphrodites

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Reproductive systems with external fertilization are most common in

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Aquatic animals

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Involves the breakdown of the endometrium

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Menstruation

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In human females, the ovarian cycle begins when the

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Hypothalamus stimulates the anterior pituitary to increase its output of FSH and LH

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What would happen if an embryo failed to secrete HGC

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The embryo would be aborted

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Oxytocin controls the contractions of the uterus. Of which type of tissue is the uterus composed of?

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Smooth muscle

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What advantage is associated with human testes located in an external sac rather than in a abdominal cavity

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The testes can be kept cooler than body’s interior

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Where in a women’s reproductive tract does fertilization most often take place?

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Oviduct

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Where does the embryo normally implant

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In the endometrium of the uterus

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In humans this is completed after stimulation by sperm

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Oogeneisis

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Which one is incorrect about similarities between male and female

Both have paired gamete producing organs

Both have erectile tissue that becomes engorged with blood during sexual excitement

Both have a pair of tubes that carry gametes

Both have a urethra that carries both urine and gametes

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Both have a urethra that carries both urine and gametes

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What moves the human egg through the oviduct

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The beating of cilia in the oviduct

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In a human female reproductive system the

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Outer features are collectively called vulva

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A vasectomy involves removing a section of each

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Vas deferens

20
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What STD is not caused by a virus

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Chlamydia

21
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A diaphragm functions as a birth control device by

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Preventing the movement of speak into the uterus

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Which of the following types of pathogens cause sexually transmitted diseases that are generally not curable

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Viruses

23
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prevents the movement of sperm out of the testes

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Vasectomy

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Contains enzymes that are released when the sperm encounters an egg and dissolved a hole in the jellylike matrix that surrounds the egg

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Sperm cell’s acrosome

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Which one of the following is the earliest event in the process of fertilization

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Sperm contact the jelly coat around the egg

26
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Which event occurs first in embryo development

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Cleavage

27
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Result of programmed cell death?

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Formation of fingers in humans

28
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What is gestation?

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Pregnancy

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The lifeline between the embryo and the placenta

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Is called the “umbilical cord”

30
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What process is needed to define each of the toes and fingers?

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Programmed cell death

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What is a result from cleavage?

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Formation of more cells

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The liver, pancreas, and lining of the digestive tract come from

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Endoderm

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Changes the blastocyst into an embryo that has three tissue layers

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Gastrulation

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Mesoderm gives rise to the

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Heart and kidneys

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When does the human embryo implant in the wall of the uterus

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About a week after conception

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At about what point in gestation can an ultrasound exam determine the sex of the fetus

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At the end of the first trimester

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At about what point in gestation does the fetal heartbeat become audible by stethoscope and the fetus’s movements felt by the mother?

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20 weeks

38
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Which of the following processes dominates the third trimester of human development?

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Growth

39
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Which of the following substances stimulates contractions in uterine smooth muscle during labor?

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Oxytocin

40
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3 stages of labor in order?

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Dilation

Expulsion

Delivery of the placenta

41
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The “grandmother hypothesis” suggests that natural selection may have favored a woman __

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Focusing her energy on caring for her grandchildren, instead of producing more children

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