Where the male gametes (sperm cells) are produced.

Process of an egg being released from an ovary into the oviduct.

When one sperm cell fuses with one egg cell (ovum)

When the zygote buries itself into the wall of the uterus.

A fertilised egg cell is called a....

About two weeks after fertilisation, once the zygote is implanted in the wall of the uterus, it is called an...

About 8 weeks after fertilisation, when the embryo is looking more like a mini human, it is now called a .....

What is the gestation period of humans?

How often does ovulation happen in a woman? (How often is an egg released from an ovary).

Attached to the wall of the uterus, this organ takes oxygen and glucose from the mother's blood and passes it along the umbilical cord.

True or false, a sperm cell holds half the normal amount of DNA in it's nucleus

The female reproductive cell is called:

Which of these organs are part of the female reproductive organs

The male reproductive cell is called...

What happens to an ovum if it is not fertilised?

How do we call the period when women has no ova left?

How many sperm are needed for fertilisation to occur?

What protects the foetus during pregnancy?

The foetus recieves nutrients and oxygen during pregnancy via the...

Where does the foetus develop during pregnancy?

Where does fertilisation take place?

Where are egg cells produced?

Where are sperm cells produced?

How long is one menstrual cycle?

Which of the following changes only happens in females

Which hormone starts puberty in females?

A developing fetus grows in which part of a woman's body?

What term describes the single cell that is formed when the sperm and the egg join together?

What is the structure in the womb that filters nutrients and oxygen between mother and baby?

What structure inside the womb transports oxygen and nutrients to the baby?