Reproductive System

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Genes control the sex of a developing embryo.

The egg (oocyte) develops within a follicle in the ovary. This follicle ( derived from the Latin word for nest) is a thin-walled structure containing fluid, with the egg attached to the wall. Usually, only one follicle develops per month. This follicular growth can be monitored by vaginal ultrasound scanning.

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fertilization of the female egg is internal and cephalopods have both female and male reproductive organs so reproduction is internal

There is no such thing as "female sperm". Sperm is always male. Females have "ova", or eggs. Male sperm fertilize female eggs.

An example of a disease that affects the endocrine system could be hypothyroidism or diabetes.

Repeated ejaculation over a short period of time will have the effect of reducing the volume of semen and somewhat affect the number of sperm cells present in each successive ejaculation. The body however, produces enough of each that even a miniscule amount of ejaculate has the capability of producing a pregnancy. Depending on the overall age and health, the refractory period the body needs to build up to full capacity again, can range from only an hour to several days.

Someone would have to masturbate or have intercourse repeatedly, to the point of injury, before he would completely stop producing any semen or sperm cells during ejaculation.

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1. Estrogen
2. Progesterone
3. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
4. Luteinizing hormone (LH)
5. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)

This is how it works in simple terms:

A man puts his penis in a woman's vagina then the man ejaculates, or releases sperm. The sperm will travel to the uterus. The uterus is the center part of it. If the women has an egg that has traveled to the uterus from an ovary, the sperm will meet the egg and the egg will not accept any more sperm. The egg will be surrounded by walls of the uterus for protection and eventually the baby will grow. Then, the umbilical cord is attached where your belly button is. It gives the baby oxygen and what it needs. Eventually, the baby will be ready to come out.

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The correct answer is the sebaceous glands. They become active during puberty when more male hormones (androgens) begin to be produced. Making the skin oilier.

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Fetal Development period. Whereas the first 8-9 weeks is embryonic development or embryogenesis.

no, not normally.

Zero.

You have to indulge in unprotected sexual intercourse.

Perhaps you should talk to an adult or read a book about procreation.

"Oo" is the prefix for "egg" and "cyte" is the suffix for "cell," so an "oocyte" is an egg cell. It is the fundamental female sex cell, complementary to the male sperm.

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It depends in what the stage of development what will happen. Early on the result will be death. Later on, it may be a missing or deformed part.

Its honestly a lot easier than it looks and after your first time you'll get it. All you do is kiss like normal then part the persons lips and put your tongue in, not too much but not too little. Play with his/her tongue and take it out and put it back in again repeatedly. If you are a girl then the boy will more than likely lead so you have nothing to worry about. If you are a guy, be afraid!

Yes, fallopian tubes are organs in the female reproductive system. They carry the egg from the ovary to the uterus.