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A gland that produces alkaline secretions that function to A. Seminal vesicle activate sperm and reduce the acidity of the female reproductive system. A. Cervix One of a pair of glands that produces fluid that nourishes c. Vas deferens sperm and assists movement of sperm in the female D. Uterus The lining of the uterus that is lost and replaced on a E. Oviduct monthly basis in the form of menstrual fluid and serves as F. Vagina the site of implantation. The reproductive organ in males that produces sperm and H.Prostate gland testosterone for reproduction. The opening of the uterus that extends into the vagina 1. Penis The pear-shaped organ in females that houses and K. Testis nourishes the developing fetus The organs in females that produce the sex hormones and The organs in females that A region located at the tip of the penis that has a high concentration of nerves for sexual arousal: The name of the third tubule that sperm enter after they have been produced in the first tubule. v The zygote typically begins its development into an embryo here..
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