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by Yeslin Santos
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sustentacular haploids spermatozoa cells puberty sperm spermatids four tubules spermatids cells spermatocytes spermatogonia seminiferous gametes functional

Spermatogenesis

Begins at and continues throughout life

Occurs in

Primitive stem cells are called through mitosis for spermatocytes

Through meiosis produces

Spermiogenesis converts into

Spermatids lose excess cytoplasm and form a tail , becoming ( sperm

Spermatids are nourished by

Four , produced at a time

Tiny , motile sperm with few organelles and little nourishmen t

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Oogenesis
* At birth , ovaries already contain all the they will ever release

* Primitive stem cells are called , which before birth enlarge to become encapsulated in

* At puberty , the follicles begin to undergo maturation every days

* polar bodies , and ovum are produced , but the former degenerate ? all are

* Only produced at a time

* Relatively large nonmotile egg , well stocked to nourish and supply organelle s

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* hormones produced by the anterior pituitary influence the development of ova in the ovaries , as well as the production of sex hormones

* Inside the ovary , an immature develops within the ( )

* These lay quiet until

* Then , under the influence of , one ( or more ) follicle undergoes maturation every

* As the follicle grows , it become a , which produces thus changing the into a and the polar body

* The follicle continues to grow and become the , continues to produce , triggering of the

* After going through several stages ( see ovary diagram ) the is ovulated , bursting from the ovary to begin its journey through the to the

* If fertilized , it will go into and produce large ovum and a tiny polar body

* Ruptured follicle becomes , which disintegrates if pregnancy does not occur

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