Umbilical Cord, Is in charge of transporting oxygen and blood to the baby, Ovary, They are the size and shape of an almond and are located on both sides of the uterus., Urethra, Is a common duct to the urinary system and the reproductive system, Bladder, Is a hollow musculo-membranous organ that is part of the urinary tract and receives urine from the uretersina de los uréteres, Prostrate, Just below the bladder and in front of the rectum. It is about the size of a walnut, Testis, Are two organs responsible for the production of sperm, Glans, Is the deepest division of the pudendal nerve, Uterus, Travel through the fallopian tubes, Epidimis, Protects against the growth of bacteria, fungi and rays, Vagina, It is the path (birth canal) through which a baby leaves the woman's body during delivery., Cervix, Goes through the cervix. This allows blood from a menstrual period and a baby (fetus) to pass from the womb into the vagina., Puberty, Is controlled by hormones, and hormones affect your feelings and body, Pregnancy, Fertilization of an egg by a sperm and childbirth, Ovovivparus, Develops and grows inside an egg, Viviparus, Are born from the belly of the breast, Zygote, Because of the union, the egg cell,, Placenta, Communicates the mother's circulatory system, Amniotic Cavity, Composed of the fluid and amniotic membrane , Asexual reproduction, The descendants are indentical to the parents.

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