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What happens if the egg isn´t fertilised?

They are released by a process called menstruation.

What gamete is the biggest?

Egg

When does the menopause start approximately?

Around 50 years old.

The nucleus of the egg is protected by.... a membrane b skin c. sperm

a

Say one thing that occurs in the first trimester.

The brain begins to develop.

The fertilisation takes place in the uterus.

False. Fallopian tubes.

Where does the fertilization take place?

Fallopian tubes

...... connects the placenta to de baby.

Unbillical cord

When is the placenta expelled in Labour?

Delivery

How long does pregnancy last?

About 9 months.

How many stages are there in fetilisation?

5

Name the three parts of Labour

Dilation, Expulsion adn Delivery

Why has sperm got tail?

To swim in the seminal fluid.

The zygote starts to divide in the first stage of the fertilisation. True or False?

False. It´s fourth.

When (trimester) does the foetus open and close its eyes?

Second trimester.

The male sex cell is .....

sperm

What is the function of the umbilical cord?

To connect placenta and baby and transport oxigen and nutrients.

What protects the foetus?

The amniotic fluid.

How many eggs has a girl got in adolescence?

Between 300.000 and 400.000

How many sperm do the male roproductive organ produce in a second? a 4000 b 10000 c 400 d. 1000

b

What is fertilisation?

The union of a female sex cell with a male sex cell.

Name the parts of the egg.

nucleus and membrane

In which stage of pregnancy the embryo is called foetus?

First trimester.

Foetus starts to grow fingers...

In the second trimester.

Why the eggs and sperm are special cells?

Because each of them contains onluy half of genetic information that is necessary to create a new human being.

What happens in the third trimester?

The foetus grows and gains weigh.