ovaries, produce ova, estrogen, and progesterone, fallopian tubes, receives egg during ovulation, uterus, receives fertilized egg, vagina, expands during intercourse and childbirth, labia majora, protect other external female genitalia, labia minora, forms a hood over the clitoris, clitoris, erectile tissue, perineum, area between vagina and anus, testes, produce sperm and testosterone, scrotum, pouch of skin that houses testes, penis, moves urine and semen out of the body, epididymis, matures sperm cells, vas deferens, connects epididymis to urethra, seminal vesicles, secretes seminal fluid, prostate gland, secretes fluid to protect sperm, bulbourethral glands, secretes fluid to lubricate penis, androgens, group of male sex hormones, testosterone, most abundant hormone in males, progesterone, secreted by the ovaries
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The Reproductive System Structure & Function
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