Reproductive System Scramble

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Unscramble key reproductive terms introduced in the module.

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Ordonner les Lettres Reproductive System ScrambleVersion en ligne Unscramble key reproductive terms introduced in the module. par Bernard Kyle Llamas 1 Male reproductive cells that swim to reach an egg and are produced along the pathway inside the body. E P M R S 2 Paired organs located outside the body where cells that become sperm are formed and a hormone is released. S E T T S E 3 External pouch that holds the testes and helps regulate their temperature for proper development. O M U R S C T 4 Coiled tube where sperm mature and gain the ability to swim before leaving the testicular region. I M D I D S E P Y I 5 Long duct that transports mature sperm toward the urethra during ejaculation. D E E F S V N R A E S 6 Glands that add nutritious fluids to sperm to form semen and support movement. S E I E S N S E L C M A V I L 7 Gland that produces fluids assisting sperm and contributing to semen consistency. O A L G T A T P R N S E D 8 Tube through which semen exits the body, separate from urine except at one time. R H R E T U A 9 External organ that delivers semen into the female system and becomes erect during contact. P N S I E 10 Organ that produces eggs and releases hormones controlling reproductive cycles. V Y O A R 11 Narrow passages guiding the released egg toward the uterus where fertilization may occur. E F B S U T L A I N O A L P 12 Muscular organ where a fertilized egg implants and a developing baby grows. S U E U R T 13 Monthly sequence preparing the body for possible pregnancy through tissue changes and egg release. S L E Y T A E C C L N U R M 14 Lower portion of the uterus that opens to the vagina and modifies its openness during cycle events. R C X I V E 15 Muscular canal connecting the outside with the cervix, serving multiple reproductive roles. A G A I V N 16 Female hormone influencing development and regulation of the reproductive system. T O G N S E R E 17 Hormone preparing the uterus for possible pregnancy and supporting early development. O S R R G E P O T N E E 18 Process during which an egg is released from an ovary and becomes available for fertilization. I L O T N A O V U 19 Egg cells produced by the ovaries that may be fertilized to start pregnancy. V A O 20 Male gametes required to fertilize an egg, produced and stored within the male reproductive system. S P R M E 21 Event where a sperm joins with an egg, initiating the development of a new organism. R O I A N Z I L I F T E T 22 Monthly shedding of the uterine lining when pregnancy does not occur. A T N E O N T U M S R I 23 Tiny hairlike structures in some passages that help move eggs or fluids along. A L I I C

Ordonner les Lettres

Reproductive System ScrambleVersion en ligne

Unscramble key reproductive terms introduced in the module.

par Bernard Kyle Llamas

Male reproductive cells that swim to reach an egg and are produced along the pathway inside the body.

Paired organs located outside the body where cells that become sperm are formed and a hormone is released.

External pouch that holds the testes and helps regulate their temperature for proper development.

Coiled tube where sperm mature and gain the ability to swim before leaving the testicular region.

Long duct that transports mature sperm toward the urethra during ejaculation.

D E E F S V N R A E S

Glands that add nutritious fluids to sperm to form semen and support movement.

S E I E S N S E L C M A V I L

Gland that produces fluids assisting sperm and contributing to semen consistency.

O A L G T A T P R N S E D

Tube through which semen exits the body, separate from urine except at one time.

External organ that delivers semen into the female system and becomes erect during contact.

Organ that produces eggs and releases hormones controlling reproductive cycles.

Narrow passages guiding the released egg toward the uterus where fertilization may occur.

E F B S U T L A I N O A L P

Muscular organ where a fertilized egg implants and a developing baby grows.

Monthly sequence preparing the body for possible pregnancy through tissue changes and egg release.

S L E Y T A E C C L N U R M

Lower portion of the uterus that opens to the vagina and modifies its openness during cycle events.

Muscular canal connecting the outside with the cervix, serving multiple reproductive roles.

Female hormone influencing development and regulation of the reproductive system.

Hormone preparing the uterus for possible pregnancy and supporting early development.

O S R R G E P O T N E E

Process during which an egg is released from an ovary and becomes available for fertilization.

Egg cells produced by the ovaries that may be fertilized to start pregnancy.

Male gametes required to fertilize an egg, produced and stored within the male reproductive system.

Event where a sperm joins with an egg, initiating the development of a new organism.

R O I A N Z I L I F T E T

Monthly shedding of the uterine lining when pregnancy does not occur.

A T N E O N T U M S R I

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Reproductive System ScrambleVersion en ligne

par Bernard Kyle Llamas

Male reproductive cells that swim to reach an egg and are produced along the pathway inside the body.

Paired organs located outside the body where cells that become sperm are formed and a hormone is released.

External pouch that holds the testes and helps regulate their temperature for proper development.

Coiled tube where sperm mature and gain the ability to swim before leaving the testicular region.

Long duct that transports mature sperm toward the urethra during ejaculation.

Glands that add nutritious fluids to sperm to form semen and support movement.

Gland that produces fluids assisting sperm and contributing to semen consistency.

Tube through which semen exits the body, separate from urine except at one time.

External organ that delivers semen into the female system and becomes erect during contact.

Organ that produces eggs and releases hormones controlling reproductive cycles.

Narrow passages guiding the released egg toward the uterus where fertilization may occur.

Muscular organ where a fertilized egg implants and a developing baby grows.

Monthly sequence preparing the body for possible pregnancy through tissue changes and egg release.

Lower portion of the uterus that opens to the vagina and modifies its openness during cycle events.

Muscular canal connecting the outside with the cervix, serving multiple reproductive roles.

Female hormone influencing development and regulation of the reproductive system.

Hormone preparing the uterus for possible pregnancy and supporting early development.

Process during which an egg is released from an ovary and becomes available for fertilization.

Egg cells produced by the ovaries that may be fertilized to start pregnancy.

Male gametes required to fertilize an egg, produced and stored within the male reproductive system.

Event where a sperm joins with an egg, initiating the development of a new organism.

Monthly shedding of the uterine lining when pregnancy does not occur.

Tiny hairlike structures in some passages that help move eggs or fluids along.