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Testes - Answer produce sperm 4 Step delivery process of sperm - Answer 1. Epididymis: sperm matures 2. Ductus differences: 45cm long 3. Ejaculatory duct 4. Urethra: passage for urine and sperm Seminal gland - Answer Contract during ejaculation Prostate - Answer Produce milky, acidic fluid Bulbo-Urethral Glands (Cowper's Glands) - Answer Thick, clear mucus production Spermatogenesis - Answer form sperm in SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES Sustentocyte - Answer support + sperm formation + keeps testosterone levels HIGH Spermatogenic cells - Answer Give rise to sperm Myoid cells - Answer contract to squeeze sperm through interstitial endocrine cells - Answer located in soft tissue surrounding seminiferous tubules. Produce androgens, such as testosterone. Secrete it into interstitial fluid Spermatogenic cells - Answer give rise to sperm 3 steps: 1. mitosis of spermatogenesis: stem cells from 2 spermatocytes 2. Meiosis: spermatocytes become spermatids 3. Spermiogenesis: spermatids become sperm Ovaries - Answer ovarian follicles in cortex that contain oocyte and ovulation (every month)

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BLG 111 - Chapter 28 Questions and
All Correct Answers.
Testes - Answer produce sperm



4 Step delivery process of sperm - Answer 1. Epididymis: sperm matures

2. Ductus differences: 45cm long

3. Ejaculatory duct

4. Urethra: passage for urine and sperm



Seminal gland - Answer Contract during ejaculation



Prostate - Answer Produce milky, acidic fluid



Bulbo-Urethral Glands (Cowper's Glands) - Answer Thick, clear mucus production



Spermatogenesis - Answer form sperm in SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES



Sustentocyte - Answer support + sperm formation + keeps testosterone levels HIGH



Spermatogenic cells - Answer Give rise to sperm



Myoid cells - Answer contract to squeeze sperm through



interstitial endocrine cells - Answer located in soft tissue surrounding seminiferous tubules.
Produce androgens, such as testosterone. Secrete it into interstitial fluid



Spermatogenic cells - Answer give rise to sperm

3 steps:

1. mitosis of spermatogenesis: stem cells from 2 spermatocytes

2. Meiosis: spermatocytes become spermatids

3. Spermiogenesis: spermatids become sperm



Ovaries - Answer ovarian follicles in cortex that contain oocyte and ovulation (every month)

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