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Reproductive System (Female Reproductive System (External genitalia…

- - - - Muscle
      - Contracts during child birth
    - - Functional layer (shed each month)
      - Basal layer
        
        Replacing and tegenerating the formation of the new functional layer
    - - Peritoneum
      - serous membrane
  - - - inner fold of skin
    - - corpora cavernosa
    - - Fatty fold of skin
    - - modified sweat glands
      - milk
    - - fat pad (goes around symphysis pubis
- - - - nutrients
      - clots, then liquifies semen deposited in vagina
    - - before ejaculation secretes alkaline mucus
        
        alkaline mucus neutralizes acidic urethra
    - - increase sperm motility
      - decreases immune response in the female
      - adds nutrients to the sperm
      - clots, then liquifies semen deposited in vagina
  - - - keep the testes cooler
    - - vascular tissue
      - connective tissue
      - smooth muscle
      - engorgement of spongy tissues
      - has two cavernosum
  - - - Serm becomes able to propel themselves
      - Sperm becomes able to fertilize an egg
      - Sperm matures
    - - testicular artery (venous plexus)
        
        draws heat away to keep testes cooler than body temperature
    - - Seminiferous tubules
        
        create sperm under direction of gonadotropin (Follicle stimulating hormone)
      - Interstitial cells
        
        Secrete testasterone under the influence of luteinizing hormone
        
        Testasterone maintains male characteristics and sex organs
    - - Runs within the prostate, empties into prostatic urethra