- Conveys urine and semen to outside of body
- The _______ is located inferior to the urinary bladder
- Ducts from the ______ _____join the ducts deferens to form the _____ ____
- The terminal segment of the male reproductive system is the _______
- The _______ are located within the urogenital diaphragm
- _____ ___ produce pre-ejaculatory secretions that prepare the urethra for the passage of sperm and provide lubrication to the tip of the penis
- Secretions of the ______ are alkaline, neutralizing the acidity of the epididymal contents
- Sperm develop tails in the ____ of seminiferous tubules
- On the posterior aspect of the urinary bladder, ducts from the seminal vesicles join the ductus deferens to form the ______
- after the epididymis, where does the sperm go
- The _____ ____ surrounds the urethra and ejaculatory ducts and contributes a milky secretion to the seminal fluid
- The sperm are not able to fertilize an egg until they undergo the process of ______ as they move through the female reproductive tract. This process weakens the acrosomal membrane
- Secretes a milky fluid containing citrate and an enzyme that liquifies semen
- The volume of semen released with an ejaculation averages ____ to ____
- What is the membrane surrounding an egg cell called?
- What could the problem be with a couple that can't have a baby if the problem was with the male?
- During sperm development, the process of meiosis I results in cells called
- What is on the outside of the penis that is often taken off at birth?
- Encloses, protects, and regulates temperature of testes
- What is the weakening of the acrosomal membrane, conferring on the sperm's ability to fertiliza an egg called?