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Describe the physiology of the spermatozoan. Briefly and concise.
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- Ovulation releases _________. a. the corpus luteum b. a primordial follicle c. a primary oocyte d. a secondary oocyte and first polar bodyBriefly explain the process of spermatogenesis. Make sure to include relevant anatomicalstructures and name all stages.Describe in detail the process of spermatogenesis including cells involved and time length.
- Detail the interconnection of the accessory glands and the spermatic ducts that transport spermatozoa.Identify the structure and function of key anatomical features of the male reproductive system including: § external genitalia (that is, the externally visible parts of the male reproductive system – the penis and the scrotum) § ducts and glands § testesList three ways in which oogenesis differs from spermatogenesis. Be specific!
- Describe the human male and female genital anatomy and the changes which occur during coitus.Identify and give a function of the endometrium. Identify and give the function of the myometrium. What type of epithelium lines the vagina? Where does fertilization occur? Which structure on the female is homologus to the male scrotum? How are male and female urethras similar and different? What might the clinical significance in the differences.Discuss the process of spermatogenesis in the testes.
