Hi Gestation is the time between conception (when sperm meets egg) and birth- during this the fetus is developing in the uterus. Early development (0-end of 2 months) Fertilisation Blastocyst and implantation formation Embryo formation Later development (3-9 months) Fetal stage EARLY DEVELOPMENT FERTILSATION Occurs in the fallopian tube Nuclei of sperm and egg fuse […]
Hi WHAT IS IT? A series of changes in the endometrium & can be divided into 3 phases: Menstrual and development of Graafian follicle (days 1-5) Building phase (days 6-14) Luteal and secretory phase (days 15-28) PHASE 1 The breakdown & shedding of the endometrium occurs as there is no progesterone to maintain the endometrium. […]
Hi Not sure yet but I am hoping that this is my last post for the night. Within the menstruation cycle there is 2 cycles- the uterine cycle and the ovarian cycle. During the first week of the cycle the pituitary gland is stimulated and FSH is released . It travels through the blood until […]
Hi Excuse the terrible drawings, I had to draw them as I couldn’t find the pictures that I wanted. SPERM CELL GROWTH: There is a golgi apparatus, acrosomal vesicle as well as a spermatid nucleus The centrioles appear Microtubules and flagellum appear Excess cytoplasm disappears There is now a complete sperm cell with midpiece, head […]
Hi This is the follow-up that I promised yesterday on the male reproductive system- this will include the structure and the functions of the parts. THE STRUCTURE OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM The primary sex organ is the testes. It produces sperm and testosterone The 3 additional glands are: Seminal vesicles. They provide fructose which […]
Hi This post focuses on only the female reproductive system, the next post will probably be on the male reproductive system. STRUCTURE: OVARY Female gonad. Either of the female sexual glands in which oocytes are formed. UTERUS Hollow muscular organ in female mammals in which the blastocyte becomes embedded and the developing embryo and fetus […]
Hi Quick post about these two STDs- this will most probably just be a short question or a multiple-choice question CAUSES: Syphilis- spiral-shaped bacterium called treponema pallidum Gonorrhea- round bacteria called neisseria gonorrhoeae SYMPTOMS: Syphillis- small sores, skin rash, lip sores, pelvic lymph nodes are swollen Gonorrhea- pain during urination and thick greenish discharge as […]
Hi There are 4 categories under this: Natural methods Barrier methods Chemical methods Surgical methods NATURAL METHODS Withdrawal Rhythm method BARRIER METHODS IUD Condom Femidom Diaphragm An IUD (above) A diaphragm (below) CHEMICAL METHODS Spermicide The Pill Injection SURGICAL METHODS Tubal litigation Vasectomy
Hi This section is sooo long and so I cannot put it in one post unfortunately. DEFINITIONS: Urethra: Conducts sperm Penis: Sex organ for copulation Epididymis: Stores and matures sperm Vas deferens: Sperm ducts (transports) Seminal vesicles, prostate gland, Cowper’s gland: Contributes fluid to semen Fallopian tubes: Conduct eggs and are the location of fertilisation […]
Hi DEFINITIONS: Courtship: Behaviour that is designed to attract another animal for mating and breeding External fertilisation: Sperm is deposited outside the female’s body Internal fertilisation: Sperm is deposited inside the female’s body Ovipary: Strategy where animals lay eggs that often have many offspring e.g. frogs Ovovivipary: Like in snakes- a strategy where the animal […]
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