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Testosterone
What is the male hormone called?
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Two
How many ovaries does a female usually have?
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Interphase
Which phase does a cell stay in the longest?
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Reproduction
What term means when organisms multiply and produce offspring?
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Genetics
What is the study of heredity or the way traits of parents are passed on to their offspring
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The urethra
In a male, what carries the semen and urine to the end of the penis?
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Oviducts
Where does fertilization take place?
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Metaphase
What phase has all the chromosomes lining up in the middle of the cell?
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The act of giving birth
What is parturition?
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An uppercase and lowercase letters
A heterozygous genotype is represented by what?
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The Epididymis
Where do sperm cells stay while they mature?
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Right Side
Which side of a chicken's reproduction system does not produce eggs?
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Cytokinesis
Which phase includes the physically splitting of the cells?
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Sexual reproduction
Do animals use asexual or sexual reproduction?
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A physical characteristic
What is a phenotype?
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seminal vessicles, cowper's gland, and prostate gland
What are the three accessory glands?
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The womb
Where does the fetus attach and grow?
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We have somatic cells
When our cells replicate why must they go through mitosis?
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Sheep
What animal species is a seasonal breeder?
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A mix of both traits
What is codominance?
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The scrotum because they cannot live very long at body temperature.
What part of the male reproduction system is at a lower temperature and why?
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Estrogen and Progesterone
What are the two female sex hormones?
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Meiosis produces 4 daughter cells
How many daughter cells does meiosis produce?
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Standing Heat
What is the easiest behavior to see when cows are in heat?
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The male/ dad
Which parents determines the sex of an offspring??
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