Distinguish between the primary and accessory malereproductive organs, then explain how each organ’sstructure affects the organ’s function.

Q: Construct a diagram to explain FSH & LH and how their roles affect the female reproductive system

A: FSH ( Follicle stimulating hormone ),  LH ( Luteinising Hormone),  FSH and LH are the lipid hormones…

Q: What is the function of vacuoles

A: Vacuole is membrane bounds cell organ. At animal cell, cavity is usually little and helps sequester…

Q: Explain follicles and stromal tissues.

A: A cells is basic, structural, and functional unit of life. Plants, algae, bacteria, animals, humans,…

Q: State the exact location of ocellar spots.

A: Ocellar spots are the simple eye present in many invertebrates. Invertebrates are the organisms that…

Q: Identify the organ systems that are formed from each of the primary germ layers.

A: Endocrine System is the organ system that is formed from each of the primary germ layers.

Q: Describe the three primary germ layers. Describe what body tissues will be derived from each layer.

A: During embryonic development, the initial zygote undergoes cleavage to form a morula and then a…

Q: Describe what happens with "Effacement" and "Dilation" of the cervix. Describe “station”.

A: Labor is divided into three stages:- First stage:starts from the beginning of true labor pain upto…

Q: elaborate on the relationships between the three germ layers in forming the mouth and facial…

A: The three main layer of body parts are ectoderm ,mesoderm and endoderm . We know that mouth is…

Q: Discuss what could occur if each of the accessory organs ofdigestion did not function properly. Give…

A: Accessory organs are reffered to as organs that produce substances or chemicals required for…

Q: Describe the circumstances in whichnursing and midwifery originated.

A: In the healthcare field, the shift in dominance from the conditions of acute to chronic and the…

Q: Explain the organization of the mammary gland with the help of a diagram.

A: Female reproductive system consists of a pair of ovaries, glands, a duct system and many supporting…

Q: Compare the functions of the reproductive system inmales and females.

A: Reproduction is not the necessary process for the means of survival but this process is very vital…

Q: Compare the structures of the egg and sperm. What structural modifications do sperm have that…

A: The process of producing new organisms from the pre-existing ones is called reproduction. It may be…

Q: Name the embryonic membranes and give the importance of each

A: Embryonic membranes are the membranes that lead to the development of the embryo in the mother's…

Q: Describe how the ovaries are held in position.

A: Step 1 The human female reproductive system is a system of sex organ and accessory glands found…

Q: Explain the juvenile phase.

A: Growth is defined as the process of permanent increase in size and complexity of an organism during…

Q: List and briefl y describe the functions of the organs of theurinary system.

A: The urinary system consists of the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra.

Q: Explain the purpose of the vagina and uterus in thefemale reproductive system.

A: The basic fundamental difference between males and females is the reproductive system and its…

Q: Identify the structures of an egg and a sperm that aredirectly involved in fertilization.

A: Fertilization is that the method by that the male and also the female gametes (sperms and therefore…

Q: Illustrate the Male Reproductive Structures ?

A: Male reproductive system Consists of a number sex organs that are a part of the human reproductive…

Q: Distinguish between the primary and accessory femalereproductive organs, then explain how each…

A: The reproductive system is a complex system with a number of interconnected different organs to…

Q: Explain Endothecium ? Explain the importance ?

A: The angiosperms are flowering plants which posses sexual reproduction as the dominant reproductive…

Q: Define(a) Juvenile phase,(b) Reproductive phase,(c) Senescent phase.

A: In many animals, the life cycle of the organism may include many stages like the juvenile phase,…

Q: Prepare a labeled sketch of a region of the epididymis.

A: The Epididymis is a tube that connects a testicle to a vas deferens in the male reproductive system.…

Q: What do you mean by vestigial organs? Give some examples.

A: Evolution involves “descent with modifications” which results in the alteration of characteristics…

Q: Sketch scrotum and outline each part with explanation.

A: The scrotum is a skin pouch that hangs from the body between the legs at the front of the pelvis. It…

Q: Fill in the blank:  The ovaries are located in the lateral wall of the _______________________…

A: Ovary is the female reproductive organ which is paired and produces ovum and secreted estrogen and…

Q: Explain how cephalization influence the concentration of the sense organs at the front of the body

A: Cephalization is an evolutionary trend in which the nervous system's commands are concentrated in…

Q: Describe three physiologic functions that suppress ovulation when “the pill” is used as a method of…

A: Contraception is another name for birth control, which inhibits pregnancies. The birth control pill…

Q: How to widen the vagina to make women have less pain duirng coitus?

A: KEY WORDS :- Coitus - Sexual penetration.

Q: Enumerate primary organ rudiments that have started to take form in the 24 – hour chick embryo…

A: Introduction A multicellular organism's embryo is the first stage of development. Embryonic…

Q: Describe features of the umbilical cord and the blood vessels it contain

A: In placental mammals, the umbilical cord (birth cord) is a tube between the developing embryo…

Q: pig Compare and contrast the structures of the male and female urogenital system.

A: The Urogenital system is the organs of the pig associated with urinary excretion and reproduction.…

Q: anatomy and function of the human male reproductive organ.

A: The organ system that is accountable for offspring production is the reproductive system. This organ…

Q: Circle the organlama thatreproduce A SEXUALLYIN RED. Circle the organiama thatreproduce…

A: Sexual reproduction is the process in which two parents are involved and there occurs a fusion of…

Q: Write a brief description of the anatomy on female reproductive system?

A: The reproductive arrangement of a living being, otherwise called the genital framework, is the…

Q: Briefly explain the process of fertilization in women.

A: Reproduction is the biological process by which new offspring are produced from parents, which is…

Q: Explain the development of the external genitalia.

A: BASIC INFORMATION EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT  Embryogenesis is the another name for this process. It starts…

Q: In a female fetal pig, what is the urogenital sinus?  Next, explain what changes take place with…

A: Answer: Introduction: Pigs are mammals. So, all the main structures originate in humans are existing…

Q: Answer the questions below to explain the Reproductive System- Name and describe in detail one…

A: Introduction Reproduction:- It is the process of making new offspring from existing individuals.…

Q: How strobili are differentiate between male and female?

A: A strobilus is a reproductive structure characterized by overlapping scale-like parts, as a pine…

Q: Give differnces between male frog and male shark regarding the urinogenital system?

A: Frogs are short bodied, tailless amphibians that compose order Anura. They are widely distributed in…

Q: Explain about Parturition and Lactation.

A: The parturition and lactation are the terms related to the child birth and development. After the…

Q: Explain what the Reproductive system does for the body.

A: Answer: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM = It is the anatomical system in body which has genital organs involving…

Q: Name two organ-system derivatives of each of the three germ layers.

A: A germ layer is a gathering of cells in an undeveloped organism that collaborate with one another as…

Dissection

Dissection is the process of cutting up the tissue of a dead or live animal or plant, to do anatomical studies and surgical treatments. The purpose of dissection is to learn more about the overall structure of organs and organ systems and thereby understand the physiology of the organism.