Which parts/organs of the human reproductive systems perform the following functions:

(A )—  Fertilisation (B) —  Uterus

Reproductive health refers to a total well-being in all aspects of reproduction i.e., physical, behavioural, psychological, social and physiological.

(a) Each piece regenerates into a new Planaria. (b) Its filaments break into smaller pieces or fragments and each fragment gives rise to a new filament. (c) It releases spores which germinate into...

(a) (i) Testis: to produce male gametes. (ii) Scrotum: to provide optimal temperature to testis for the formation of sperm. (iii) vas deferens: to deliver the sperms to the urinary bladder. (iv) prostrate glands:...

Ovary: (i) Production of female hormone (Oestrogen and progesterone). (ii) Production of female gamete or egg. Oviduct: (i) Transfer of female gamete from the ovary. (ii) Site of fertilisation. Uterus: (i) Implantation of zygote or embryo. (ii) Nourishment of...

Analogous organs are those organs which have different structural designs and origin but perform similar functions. Homologous organs are those which have the same basic structural design and origin but perform...

(a) i) Ovary: Produces female gamete/ovum Produces oestrogen/ female sex hormones (ii) Fallopian tube: Carries ovum from ovary to the uterus Site of fertilization (iii) Uterus: Site for implantation and nourishment of the...

(i) (a) Testis: It helps in the formation of sperm, germ cells and also it function in secretion of testosterone.  (b) Vas deferens: It aids in the delivery of sperms from...

(i) (a) Testis : To produce male gametes/ sperms or male hormones/ testosterone. (b) Scrotum : To provide optimal temperature to testis for the formation of sperm. (c) Vas deferens : To...

(i) (a) Ovary : (i) Production of female hormone (ii) Production of female gamete  (b) Oviduct : (i) Transfer of female gamete from the ovary (ii) Site of fertilization  (c) Uterus : (i) Implantation...