What path does the sperm cell take leaving the male body?

The 3 most important glands in the male reproductive system are the pituitary gland, prostate gland, and the bulbourethral gland.

________ is the male sex hormone responsible for the production on sperm and the development of the males' secondary sex characteristics. _______ on the other hand, is the female sex hormone that prepares the body for possible pregnancy.

Housed within the seminiferous tubules are 3 important types of cells. Which one is located between and outside the lining of said seminiferous tubules?

_________ stimulates the pituitary gland to produce more FSH while the _________ signals the pituitary gland to stop producing FSH.

In what part of the female reproductive system must a sperm cell and an egg cell meet for normal fertilization to take place?

The hormone the hypothalamus produces.

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Well, what does GnRH stand for?

It stimulates the follicle cells to grow and mature, inducing the follicle to break open.

How many days are there in an average menstrual cycle?

This phase happens on days 6-14, and thickens the endometrial lining in preparation for the implantation of a fertilized ovum.

Where is luteinizing hormone secreted from?

Which statement is true about menstruation?

Which phase occurs when the follicle is transformed into the corpus luteum?

What day does ovulation usually occur?

Governs the preparation of endocrine tissues and the release of eggs.

The proliferative phase is where the endometrium builds up again until ovulation occurs.

What is the path that blood travels during menstruation?

Humans can react to change sin the environment because of the nervous system. Which word means a change in the environment?

Which specific division of the nervous system is responsible for the fight-and-flight reaction?

What is another word for motor neurons?

Which of the following body conditions is NOT controlled by the hypothalamus?

The receptors in a cat's environment detect changes in the environment. Which organs of the body contain the receptors for the ringing of a dinner bell?

Which of the lobes of the cerebrum specialize in visualization and sight?

Which of the following hormones has no significance in maintaining the calcium level in the blood?

How many cranial nerves are there?

How many amino acids can be identified if the coded mRNA sequence is AUGUACCUAGCCGGAUGA?

What does ATP stand for?

What is the process in which the original identity of DNA makes a copy of itself?

RNA is synthesized using a DNA template in a process called ___________, which utilizes the enzyme __________.

What do you call the large-scale change in the genetic makeup or the heritable features of a population over time?

The most important finding from the fossil record that supports the theory of evolution is?

If a scientist were to find 4 fossils that appear to be of the same specimen, what can be concluded?

Some organisms that share a common ancestor have features that have different functions, but similar structures. These are known as ______. structures

This man is a French zoologist and was the earliest to believe that organisms change to adapt and survive in the given environment.

Which statement is NOT TRUE about Darwin?

Who among the list was responsible for formulating the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection?

What will happen to a population of species if they cannot adapt to the environmental changes?

Which is the major concept included in Lamarck’s theory of evolution?

Which is the effect of biodiversity on the survival of species in the ecosystem?

What happens to the population after it has reached carrying capacity?

Species diversity refers to the variety of species living together in a region. Which is the BEST example of species diversity?

When does population grow exponentially?

When does population grow logistically?