Matching
Match the reproductive structure with its description.
Premises:
site of sperm storage and maturation
interstitial cells are located here
site of fertilization
follicles develop here
also called the womb
the endometrium is a portion of this structure
spermatogenesis occurs here
oogenesis occurs here
seminiferous tubules are located here
the vulva surrounds the external opening of this structure
contains cavernous bodies
also called the fallopian tube
connects the epididymis with the ejaculatory duct
the receptacle for sperm during intercourse
Responses:
penis
epididymis
uterus
vas deferens
oviduct
testes
ovary
vagina
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
seminiferous tubules are located here
testes
follicles develop here
ovary
the endometrium is a portion of this structure
uterus
the vulva surrounds the external opening of this structure
vagina
also called the fallopian tube
oviduct
site of sperm storage and maturation
epididymis
contains cavernous bodies
penis
connects the epididymis with the ejaculatory duct
vas deferens
Premises:
seminiferous tubules are located here
follicles develop here
the endometrium is a portion of this structure
the vulva surrounds the external opening of this structure
also called the fallopian tube
site of sperm storage and maturation
contains cavernous bodies
connects the epididymis with the ejaculatory duct
Responses:
testes
ovary
uterus
vagina
oviduct
epididymis
penis
vas deferens
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