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Q: Describe and explain the three phases of the menstrual cycle
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A: To explain: To explain what is a mensural cycle and how it is initiated
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Q: Describe the causes of infertility in males and females.
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Q: Within a single menstrual cycle, what is the approximate day of ovulation?
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Q: Define parturition.
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A: A feedback mechanism or feedback loop is a physiological regulation system in a living body that…
Q: Explain menstrual cycle.
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Q: Define asexual
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Q: ew each prompt and determine if it is asexual, sexual, or both.
A: Reproduction is a process, through which organisms produce offsprings to continue their lineage.…
Q: Define 'oestrus' and 'menstrual cycles.
A: There are a few key ways that pregnancy and the menstrual cycle are related. First, both involve the…
Q: Explain the Major Events in Menstrual Cycle.
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Q: Give a detailed account of the hormonal control of the human menstrual cycle.
A: We are answering only question a. For another question b kindly repost. The "menstrual cycle"…
Q: Account for the physiological basis of early morning erection in males.
A: Nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) is a spontaneous erection of the penis during sleep or early…
Q: Discuss the temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD)?
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Q: Describe the effects of increased estrogen secretionduring the menstrual cycle.
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A: Menstruation: It is the whole cycle of events that happen in 28 days in a women's body starting from…
Q: Define oestrus cycle.
A: Sexual reproduction in most mammals is regulated by endocrine changes by secretion and inhibition of…
Q: Describe the advantages of estrus synchronization.
A: Estrous is the heat period that is produced as a cycle in the animals except humans. The cycle…
Explain the process of estrus synchronization.
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