Reproductive System

a surge in the level of the luteinizing (LH) hormone.

I'm pretty sure that you aren't supposed to be gathering your information for biology in this way, oh wait.... I tried doing the same thing.. Haha.

Anyways, to answer the question in mastering biology, I think that it is the presence of genitalia.

Correct- the presence of genitalia.

All males that reproduce sexually have genitalia.

- from masteringbioloy.com

Collectively, the term for this is the vulva.

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Female genitillia include all parts of the reproductive system. The mons pubis (usually covered with hair), the clitoris, labia majora and minora (to the rear of the mons pubis), and the entrance to the vagina. Internal organs are the vagina, or tube that connects the uterus to the outside world and where the baby travels during birth, the cervix, a covering between the uterus and the vagina, the ovaries that hold eggs and the fallopian tubes where eggs travel to the uterus and where fertilization occurs. The anus and urinary meatus are other openings not directly used for reproduction but in the same general area. a PUSSY juliette henry My furry spot, but I think men or women that name their genitals or anthropomorphize them are weid and childish.

It becomes corpus luteum which then disintegrates

She might bite you, for putting your finger where it shouldn't be!

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Open your legs wide as you can. Take your clean finger and quickly rub the top part of your vagina, while pressing firmly. It should make it feel really good you may start shivering becasue it feels good.

pls answer this, because my friend has this kind od result

Mitosis (in sex cells it's known as meiosis)

They are called ovaries, and just one is called an ovary. Ovaries are equivalent to the male's testicles. They produce estrogen and progesterone and contain immature egg cells. The egg cells ripen, and generally one is released each time the woman ovulates.

"The reproductive system" is the scientific name. It can also be called the "reproductive tract."

A regressing corpus luteum indicates that the egg was not fertilized. As the corpus luteum regresses it loses its capacity to produce progesterone. A regressed corpus luteum is termed as corpus albicans. The lack of progestorone, which leads to the shedding of the uterine lining, is responsible for the menstrual cycle.

Well if your in the shower lay down in the tub and make sure the water is spraying on ur vagina. But you have to spread your vagina to make it work!

Sometimes it feels so good i have to pull the shower head away

Yes a girl can get pregnant with pre-cum, but if you are using a tampon because you are on your period the chances are slim. You shouldn't be using a tampon if not on a period because it isn't healthy, but if you were and it had sperm on it you could get pregnant if the sperm was alive and not dead.

This description of ultrasound findings is best discussed with your doctor.

Depends whoes sperm it is

Used in sexual intercouse as well as when a woman gives birth, since it is the canal through which the baby travels from the Womb to the outside world.
Procreation it is built the way it is so that the penis can deposit sperm and after fertilisation and gestation there is a place for the child to come out.

A bisexual is someone who is sexually attracted to members of both sexes. People with two different reproductive organs are something else.

Yes, because the surgery is often permanent and side effects include the inability to have children after the surgery. Also, hormone use can also cause permanent sterility.

While it is possible, there has only ever been one case of a hermpahrodite that had both sets of organs functioning. Said hermaphrodite looked like a normal male externally, and had fathered children. Internally he also had a fully functional uterus and ovaries, but no vaginal canal. His conditionn was only discovered, after years of pain once a month, he finally decided to consult a physician. I am not certain what happened with his medical case from there. But typically, when a doctor finds a case of someone who was born as one sex house the internal organs of another sex, the "foreign" organs are removed "to prevent cancer".

Normally a hermaphrodite can only have one set of organs that actually function for reproduction. And it is very common that neither set function reproductively. It takes a precise mixture of genetic anomolies to give rise to a fully functional human hermaphrodite. This mixture has has not occured in recorded history, but enough evidence has arisen to show that it is possible.

The males and females have different hormones. The males hormone is testosterone and the females is estrogen. You can thank 4 weeks of horrible Health class for that.