The document summarizes the male and female reproductive systems. The male system includes testicles that produce sperm, ducts that transport sperm, and glands that secrete fluids. The female system includes ovaries that release eggs, fallopian tubes where fertilization occurs, a uterus for gestation, and a mucus membrane.

1. Human
Reproduction
Anatomy of reproductive
system

2. Male reproductive system
• Testicles
– Made up of
numerous coiled
seminiferous
tubules.
– Sperm is formed in
these tubes.
• Reproductive
ducts
– Epididymis: where
the spems
completes
maturation
– Vas deferens:
where sperm is
stored.
– Urethra: duct

3. Male reproductive system
• Glands
• Seminal vesicles: secretes seminal fluids.
• Prostate: prostatic fluid with substances that protects
the sperm
• Cowper’s glands: secretes lubricant to facilitate
penetration.

4. • Corpora cavernosa:
erectile tissue above
the urethra
• Corpus
spongiosum:
surrounds urethra and
widens at the end.
• Glans
• Foreskin
Male reproductive system

5. Female reproductive system
The uterus has a thick
muscular layer
myometrium. Gestation
occurs here.
Mucus membrane.
2 tubes which collect the ova released by
the ovaries. Fertilization occurs in these
tubes. Lubrication is secreted to help feed
the zygote.