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The Reproductive System Fill-In Notes Purpose of life: to ensure the. Stages of Human Development Sexual reproduction requires the (from the mother) by a (from the father). Fertilization is the fusion of. Genetic material becomes and produces a cell made of of chromosomes for a total of 46 (half from mom and half from dad). This cell is called a Life Stages: Stage Approximate Age Stages during Pregnancy Zygote 2 to 9 weeks Fetus Stages after birth Birth to 2 years Early Childhood 6 to 10 years Adolescence 18-70 years Old Age

Puberty The system becomes functional during adolescence. Puberty is when the body undergoes changes to prepare for the ability to, Generally between the ages of years old The beginning of puberty is marked by an. production begins at the onset of puberty. Hormones are, transported by the and control the activity of. They are (made) by, released into the bloodstream and stimulate activity in an organ or tissue Hormones and the glands that make them are part of the The endocrine system regulates the growth,, reproduction and regulation of. Puberty is triggered by two hormones secreted by the The pituitary gland is the size of a grape and found at The two hormones produced are: and

These stimulate the maturation of the or the production of In women: FSH and LH also stimulate the to produce the female sex hormones: and. In men: FSH and LH stimulate the to produce the male sex hormone,. This causes several physical and psychological changes: the and sexual characteristics Sexual Characteristics: (txbk p. 142, fig. 5.22) Female (txbk p. 142, fig. 5.23) Physiological (Primary) Genital organs mature Anatomical (Secondary) Silhouette changes (fatty tissue accumulates on breasts and hips) Underarm and pubic and Pubic Hair appears Psychological (Secondary) Libido Sense of responsibility to reproduce Male (txbk p. 143, fig. 5.24) Physiological (Primary) Anatomical (Secondary) Skeletal and Muscle growth Facial, Underarm and Pubic hair appears. General hairiness increases

Psychological (Secondary) Need for autonomy Male Hormones In puberty, the release of FSH stimulates (the production of sperm). The cells that line the undergo meiosis to produce spermatozoa ( ) Since these cells are under constant renewal, the testicles can produce roughly sperm per The travel of Sperm: Seminiferous Tubules Epididymis -Vas deferens- Ejaculatory duct -Urethra Erection and Ejaculation Once formed the sperm enter the for collection until they are expelled through the The penis contains that fills with blood during. This causes and causes and erection. With stimulation the sperm is pushed down towards the urethra, mixes with the to create until the resulting pressure causes (the expulsion of semen by the penis) The acid in urine, so it is important that the two do not mix During an erection two contract, making it impossible to

Hormones and the Female Body Estrogen Involved in the (the changing of the endometrium) Affects body shape and growth Progesterone Prepares the uterus for Causes the (produce milk) to develop in pregnant women Oogenesis: p.144 Between months of fetal life, cells near surface of undergo They enter, but stop halfway through (meiosis I) They are called and are enveloped in called. Starting at puberty, one per menstrual cycle can reach and develop into an. This process is called (the production of ovum through meiosis) At puberty: capable of becoming ova called oocytes About of these oocytes will become ova throughout a female s lifetime To be considered fertile, a woman must be able to Ovarian Cycle: p. 145 Series of that ovarian follicles undergo every. by which a single in order to release an and changes into a to encourage the implantation of the ovum in the.

Ovarian Folicle (Days 1-13) stimulates maturation of ovarian follicle containing. Follicle more, which stimulates release of more Estrogen thickens the Ovulation (14 th day) Increase in causes the ovarian follicle to and the oocyte into. Corpus Luteum (days 15-28) LH promotes the of the ovarian follicle and the follicle into the. The produces to prepare the body to receive a fertilized ovum and of FSH and LH so more ova won t mature and be released. the (endometrium). If ovum is, it will then in the uterus (The woman becomes pregnant). If ovum is, starts. and ovum are expelled, and disintegrates, causing progesterone production to decrease. (day 1-5 of menstrual cycle) The Menstrual Cycle (p.147) represents all the periodic changes that take place in the. Phase: (days 1-5) occurs, expulsion of uterine lining and ovum. Progesterone decreases. Phase: (days 6-14) Lining of uterus starts to thicken. increases. Phase: (days 15 to 28) Lining of uterus continues to thicken. increases.