4. Why are the testes located in the scrotum rather than inside the ventral body cavity?. ity? ТО УТОЈБЛА 5. Match the terms in column B to the descriptive statements in column A. Column A 1. copulatory organ/penetrating device 2. produces sperm 3. duct conveying sperm to the ejaculatory duct; in the spermatic cord 4. distal urethra that transports urine and semen 5. sperm maturation site 6. location of the testis in adult males Column B bulbo-urethral gland 18 ductus deferen epididymis yo intermediate part of the urethra penis prepuce scrotum 7. hoods the glans penis seminal gland 8. portion of the urethra that is located in the urogenital diaphragm spongy urethra 9. accessory gland that secretes fluid to cleanse the urethra prior to ejaculation testis 10. accessory gland that secretes the largest contribution to semen 6. Name the male structure that is homologous to the female structures named below. labia majora. clitoris. ovaries

Help me with both of this pleaseeeee    Sperm capacitation differs from fertilization because capacitation is the:  Group of answer choices A. ) change from the spermatid to a mobile sperm in epididymis B.) entry of the sperm into a receptive oocyte C.) loss of the sperm's acrosome covering to release enzymes D. ) depolarization of the oocyte membrane by the sperm      Which of the following hormones is NOT released by the placenta?                                     Group of answer choices A. ) relaxin b.) oxytocin c.) human chorionic thryotropin (hCT) d. ) lactogen (hPL)

Match the male structures with their descriptions.     a collection of tissues that allows for sexual intercourse   a tube that connects the bladder and ejaculatory duct to the outside world   a tissue that makes the seminal fluid gelatinous   tissue that houses many cell types that are responsible for sperm manufacture and sex hormone production   fairly long tube that runs across the bladder and some sperm maybe stored there   adds secretions to the seminal fliud; this tissue is found at the prior to the ejaculatory duct   ducts where sperm mature and some are stored   adds secretions to the seminal fliud; this tissue is found surrounding the ejaculatory duct   1. testes 2. epididymides 3. vasa deferentia 4. seminal vesicles 5. prostate gland 6. urethra 7. bulbourethral glands 8. penis

Why the temperature of scrotum is lower than that of the body?

In a female who is 7 years post-menopausal, what would you not expect to be able to palpate during a yearly gynecologic exam and would want to clinically further investigate? Answers: A-D A Labia Minora B Ovaries C Cervix D Uterus O O O

1. Label each of the structures in the diagram below. Put a number next to each term indicating the order of structures sperm would pass to exit the body. I've started you off with #1. 1. testis