Sperm Wars 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Sperm whose role is to prevent any later sperm from passing through to the cervical crypts and womb.

A

Blockers.

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2
Q

Sperm lodged in cervical mucus, and are not sleek.

A

Blockers.

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3
Q

What are the 5 features of sperm that can block any narrow mucus channels very effectively?

A
  1. Coiled tails
  2. A bent mid-piece
  3. A large rucksack
  4. A large head
  5. With 2, 3, or 4 heads
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4
Q

Sperm that are at the top of a vagina, carried by cervical mucus, and drips out of the cervix all day in anticipation of infidelity. Number lost is greater than replaced.

A

Ineffectual.

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5
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Sperm that is svelte and athletic, but not there to fertilize. Have average sized heads.

A

Killers.

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6
Q

Sperm that roam around in search of sperm from other men to destroy using the poison they carry in their heads.

A

Killers.

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7
Q

Sperm with larger heads.

A

Egg-getters.

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8
Q

Studies suggest one time infidelities…

A

rarely get discovered.

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9
Q

What percentage do long term affairs have of being discovered?

A

50%

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10
Q

When a woman’s body contains 2 or more different men’s sperm, and they compete to fertilize the egg is called?

A

Sperm Warfare

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11
Q

What percentage of all people are born via sperm warfare?

A

4%

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12
Q

Who can have two different fathers?

A

Fraternal twins

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13
Q

On average how many times do humans have sex in a lifetime?

A

2,000-3,000 times

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14
Q

About how many insemination’s does it take to create a child?

A

500

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15
Q

Can make a difference to the number and the quality of children created.

A

Routine Sex

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16
Q

Male benefits of routine sex

A
  • Maintain a population of sperm inside a women.

- Sperm needs to stay inside a woman for 2-3 days until peak fertility.

17
Q

Female benefits of routine sex

A
  • Cryptic Ovulation
  • Confuse man so he never knows the best time to inseminate.
  • Conception is easy, if timing is right.
  • Her body allows sperm to remain alive and fertile inside her for a max of 5 days.
  • Her body produces one egg per ovulation and dies w/in a day.
18
Q

In order for a man to successfully fertilize an egg he must inseminate her once during the period of…

A

5 days before she ovulates to about 12 hours after.

19
Q

The BEST chance a man has to fertilize an egg he must inseminate her…

A

2 days before she ovulates. Still only a 1 in 3 chance of success.

20
Q

The total length of a woman’s menstrual cycle is…

A

Anywhere from 12-42 days.

21
Q

From the beginning of menstruation to ovulation lasts…

A

Anywhere from 4-28 days.

22
Q

The collection of material that flows back out of the vagina after intercourse. It’s a joint man-woman production.

A

Flowback

23
Q

Flowback consists of what three things?

A
  1. Sperm (millions, most of flowback)
  2. Mucus from woman’s cervix
  3. Cells from the vagina dislodged by the penis.
24
Q

The average amount of days in a year a woman can get pregnant?

A

12 days (once per month)