Where does fertilisation usually happen?
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In the oviduct.
Key words: oviduct
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In the oviduct.
Key words: oviduct
Mixture of sperm cells and fluids from male reproductive glands.
Key words: semen
Tube carrying an egg from ovary towards uterus; usual fertilisation site.
Key words: oviduct
Muscular organ where implantation and fetal development occur.
Key words: uterus
Attachment and embedding of an early embryo in the uterine lining.
Key words: implantation
System: Male. Function: Produces sperm and testosterone.
Key words: Testis
System: Male. Function: Carries sperm towards urethra.
Key words: Sperm duct
System: Male. Function: Add fluid to form semen.
Key words: Accessory glands
System: Female. Function: Produces eggs and ovarian hormones.
Key words: Ovary
System: Female. Function: Carries egg; usual fertilisation site.
Key words: Oviduct
System: Female. Function: Implantation and fetal development.
Key words: Uterus
System: Female. Function: Uterine opening/receives semen and birth canal.
Key words: Cervix/vagina
False. They are produced in testes; glands add seminal fluid.
False. It normally occurs in an oviduct.
False. They have different origins, although both can pass through the male urethra at different times.