question archive Both male and female reproductive systems in humans arise from most of the same embryonic structures, but normally develop/degrade differently to produce male-typical or female-typical structures
Both male and female reproductive systems in humans arise from most of the same embryonic structures, but normally develop/degrade differently to produce male-typical or female-typical structures
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Both male and female reproductive systems in humans arise from most of the same embryonic structures, but normally develop/degrade differently to produce male-typical or female-typical structures. For the following processes, name the anatomical structures (i.e.: organ(s), or part(s) of an organ) that is (or are) specifically required for each process (i.e.: that are found in typical female reproductive systems, but absent or greatly reduced in typical male reproductive systems). a. Producing a gamete that contains mitochondria: b. Supporting a blastocyst before it implants: c. Supporting a developing fetus until it reaches a developmental stage where it would be viable (i.e., could survive outside another's body): d. Lactating:
