Reproductive Systems

The (a)   produces eggs, estrogen, and progesterone.

The male sex cell is (a)   .

The (a)   is the lower end of the uterus and dilates (gets wider) during child labor.

The (a)   carries semen and urine out through the penis.

The (a)   is the pathway for the egg and where fertilization occurs.

The (a)   is the female sex organ, the birth canal, and allows for release of menstrual flow.

The (a)   is where sperm is stored.

The (a)   houses the developing fetus or its lining will shed once a month if the egg is not fertilized.

The (a)   transfers sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.

The (a)   is the male sex organ and delivers semen and urine out through the urethra.