Female reproductive organs like the ovaries and fallopian tubes produce and transport eggs, while the uterus houses and nourishes developing embryos. The vagina receives sperm and the cervix connects the uterus. Male reproductive organs such as the testes and sperm ducts produce and transport sperm. Eggs mature and are released from the ovaries in a process called ovulation, while sperm are produced in the testes and transported via ducts. Fertilization occurs when sperm meet eggs in the fallopian tubes, initiating embryo development in the uterus.
Female reproductive organs like the ovaries and fallopian tubes produce and transport eggs, while the uterus houses and nourishes developing embryos. The vagina receives sperm and the cervix connects the uterus. Male reproductive organs such as the testes and sperm ducts produce and transport sperm. Eggs mature and are released from the ovaries in a process called ovulation, while sperm are produced in the testes and transported via ducts. Fertilization occurs when sperm meet eggs in the fallopian tubes, initiating embryo development in the uterus.
Female reproductive organs like the ovaries and fallopian tubes produce and transport eggs, while the uterus houses and nourishes developing embryos. The vagina receives sperm and the cervix connects the uterus. Male reproductive organs such as the testes and sperm ducts produce and transport sperm. Eggs mature and are released from the ovaries in a process called ovulation, while sperm are produced in the testes and transported via ducts. Fertilization occurs when sperm meet eggs in the fallopian tubes, initiating embryo development in the uterus.
1. Female gametes (reproductive cell) is called EGG
2. Function of Female reproductive organ:
a. Ovaries : produce eggs and sex hormone b. Fallopian tubes / oviduct : Channels eggs from ovaries to uterus and place where fertilization happened c. Uterus / womb : place of developing embryo and fetus d. Vagina : receives sperm e. Cervix : duct witch connect uterus and vagina f. Endometrium / uterus lining : thickening tissue that ready to receive fertilizzed egg
3. Male gametes (reproductive cell) is called SPERM or SPERMATOZOA
4. Function of male reproductive organ:
a. Testes : produce sperm b. Sperm duct : tube that carry sperm to urethra c. Prostate gland : makes fluid which the sperm swim in d. Urethra : tubes that carry sperm and urine outside the body at different time
5. How is the egg production?
At birth, female already have thousands partly developed eggs in her ovaries. The egg mature during puberty only one at a time The mature egg burst out of ovary into oviduct This is called Ovulation : the process of releasing mature egg
6. How is the sperm production?
Sperm are produce during puberty Inside testis there are thousands tubules where sperms are made The cell inside tubeles will not develop into sperm if they are too hot. This is why the testes are outside the body which are cooler. 7. B.