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Physiology of the human reproductive system

Subject: Biology
Grade: Upper Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Whiteboard presentation
Resource ID: b2236
Description:
At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the structure of the male and female reproductive systems
– differentiate between the tissues of the testes and ovaries
– describe the process of spermatogenesis in the testes and oogenesis in the ovaries
– describe the structure of sperm and egg cells.

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Physiology of the h...
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Consists of...
Types of reproduction
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Identical twins
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Male reproductive s...
Slideshow
The structure of th...
Whiteboard exercise
Functions of the ma...
Whiteboard exercise
Prostate gland
Illustration
Scrotum
Illustration
Seminal vesicles
Illustration
Epididymis
Illustration
Testis
Illustration
Penis
Illustration
Vas deferens
Illustration
Structure and funct...
Slideshow
The histology of th...
Whiteboard exercise
Spermatogenesis
Animation
Spermatogonia
Illustration
Primary spermatocytes
Illustration
Secondary spermatoc...
Illustration
Spermatids
Illustration
Sperm cells
Illustration
The hormonal contro...
Whiteboard exercise
Structure and movem...
Slideshow
A sperm cell
Whiteboard exercise
Longevity of sperm ...
Illustration
Structure and funct...
Slideshow
Organs of the femal...
Whiteboard exercise
Female sex organs
Whiteboard exercise
Structure and funct...
Slideshow
The histology of th...
Whiteboard exercise
Function of the ovary
Whiteboard exercise
Oogenesis
Animation
The stages of oogen...
Whiteboard exercise
The number of egg c...
Illustration
The structure of th...
Slideshow
An egg cell
Whiteboard exercise
Relevant to...
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Keywords
human, testosterone, egg cell, gametes, reproductive, system, reproduction, asexual reproduction, ovary, testis, hypothalamus, physiology, spermatogenesis, sperm cell, oogenesis, gonochoristic organisms, hermaphroditic organisms, copulatory organ, Gonads, spermatogonia, pituitary, gonadotrophin, GnRH, follicle-stimulating hormone, FSH, LH, Sertoli cells, Leydig cells, Physiology of the human reproductive system
 
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