A) seminal vesicle
B) seminiferous tubules
C) epididymis
D) vas deferens
E) acrosome
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A) ovulation
B) release of corpus luteum
C) menstruation
D) luteal regression
E) copulation
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A) altering the uterine environment so that sperm cannot survive.
B) preventing follicle development and ovulation.
C) providing hormonal signals that fertilization has already occurred.
D) inhibiting menstruation.
E) preventing implantation.
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A) monotremes.
B) marsupials.
C) apes.
D) opossums.
E) kangaroos.
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A) abstinence
B) the rhythm method
C) asexual reproduction
D) contraception
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A) vertebral columns
B) brain stems
C) adrenal glands
D) spinal cords
E) gonads
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A) epididymis.
B) vas deferens.
C) prostate gland.
D) Fallopian tube.
E) seminal vesicles.
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A) amnion
B) incubation temperature
C) calcareous shell
D) yolk sac
E) allantois
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A) progesterone
B) FSH
C) LH
D) estrogen
E) all female reproductive hormones peak at ovulation
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A) are born immediately after fertilization.
B) develop inside a leathery shell.
C) complete development in a pouch.
D) hatch from an internal egg.
E) are totally dependent on the mother for complete development.
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A) oral contraceptive
B) condom
C) foam
D) IUD
E) implant
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A) sperm must be closer to the penis to be ejaculated.
B) there is not enough space in the abdomen to grow properly.
C) lower temperature is required for normal development of sperm.
D) there is too much hormonal influence if they remain in the abdomen.
E) all of thesE.
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A) oogenesis
B) homeostasis
C) ovulation
D) menstruation
E) placenta formation
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A) protists-fission
B) humans-parthenogenesis/internal reproduction
C) cnideria-budding
D) tape worm-hermaphroditism
E) bees-parthenogenesis/internal reproduction
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A) FSH.
B) LH.
C) MSH.
D) FSH and LH.
E) LS and MSH.
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A) LH.
B) FSH.
C) estrogen.
D) progesterone.
E) hCG.
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A) Animals with estrous cycles ovulate only after copulation.
B) Menstrual cycles are longer than estrous cycles.
C) Copulation can only occur during ovulation in the menstrual cycle.
D) The lining of the uterus is shed during menstruation and estrous.
E) Ovulation only occurs during the menstrual cyclE.
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