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11 10 8 123 6 5 6. Describe the pathway (ducts) that a sperm cell would travel from its production to ejaculation. What are the three accessory glands of the male reproductive system212 8. List three differences between spermatogenesis and oogenesis. produced in testes and eggs are produced in ovaries. 7. What is the difference between Leydig cells and Sertoli cells in the testes? ). DO NOT include that sperm in

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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### Male Reproductive System Diagram **Diagram Annotations:** The diagram illustrates the male reproductive system, featuring key structures: 1. **Testis (Labeled 3)**: The organ where sperm is produced. 2. **Epididymis (Labeled 1)**: A coiled tube where sperm matures and is stored. 3. **Vas Deferens (Labeled 2)**: A duct transporting mature sperm to the urethra. 4. **Seminal Vesicle**: Produces seminal fluid to help nourish and transport sperm. 5. **Prostate Gland**: Adds more fluid to the semen. 6. **Bulbourethral Gland**: Secretes a pre-ejaculate fluid. 7. **Penis (Labeled 4)**: The organ for copulation. 8. **Urethra (Labeled 5)**: The duct through which urine and semen are expelled. 9. **Bladder (Labeled 10)**: Stores urine. 10. **Rectum (Labeled 11)**: Part of the digestive system. **Questions:** 6. **Describe the pathway (ducts) that a sperm cell would travel from its production to ejaculation. What are the three accessory glands of the male reproductive system?** 7. **What is the difference between Leydig cells and Sertoli cells in the testes?** 8. **List three differences between spermatogenesis and oogenesis.** - Note: Do not include that sperm are produced in testes and eggs in ovaries. 9. **What is the difference between menstrual and estrous cycles?** 10. **Menopause does not occur in most species. What is an evolutionary hypothesis regarding why menopause occurs in humans?**
Transcribed Image Text:### Male Reproductive System Diagram **Diagram Annotations:** The diagram illustrates the male reproductive system, featuring key structures: 1. **Testis (Labeled 3)**: The organ where sperm is produced. 2. **Epididymis (Labeled 1)**: A coiled tube where sperm matures and is stored. 3. **Vas Deferens (Labeled 2)**: A duct transporting mature sperm to the urethra. 4. **Seminal Vesicle**: Produces seminal fluid to help nourish and transport sperm. 5. **Prostate Gland**: Adds more fluid to the semen. 6. **Bulbourethral Gland**: Secretes a pre-ejaculate fluid. 7. **Penis (Labeled 4)**: The organ for copulation. 8. **Urethra (Labeled 5)**: The duct through which urine and semen are expelled. 9. **Bladder (Labeled 10)**: Stores urine. 10. **Rectum (Labeled 11)**: Part of the digestive system. **Questions:** 6. **Describe the pathway (ducts) that a sperm cell would travel from its production to ejaculation. What are the three accessory glands of the male reproductive system?** 7. **What is the difference between Leydig cells and Sertoli cells in the testes?** 8. **List three differences between spermatogenesis and oogenesis.** - Note: Do not include that sperm are produced in testes and eggs in ovaries. 9. **What is the difference between menstrual and estrous cycles?** 10. **Menopause does not occur in most species. What is an evolutionary hypothesis regarding why menopause occurs in humans?**
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