HED366: Computer-Graded Assignment, Chapter 5 Questions and Answers 100% Pass

HED366: Computer-Graded Assignment, Chapter 5 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Our biological sex is determined by: -hormones. -the chromosomal makeup of the sperm and ovum at conception. -the 21st pair of chromosomes. -the biological mother. - the chromosomal makeup of the sperm and ovum at conception. In the absence of SRY, and perhaps under the influence of the DSS, undifferentiated gonadal tissue develops into: -ovaries. -the uterus. 2 | P a g e Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved. -fallopian tubes. -the urethra. - ovaries ____ produce female secondary sex characteristics and help regulate the menstrual cycle. -Estrogens -Progestational compounds -Androgens -Wolffian ducts - Estrogens Structures that appear during prenatal development and become the vas deferens, seminal vesicles, and ejaculatory ducts are known as . . . -cryptorchidic ducts. -inguinal canals. -Wolffian ducts. -Müllerian ducts. - Wolffian ducts. DHT is a hormone that is necessary for the development of the: 3 | P a g e Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved. -Müllerian ducts. -gonads. -male external genitals. -female external genitals. - male external genitals. During prenatal development, the presence of DHT stimulates the development of . . . -the urethra -the clitoris. -the scrotum. -the labia minora and majora. - the scrotum. Researchers believe that the size difference between male