The primary female reproductive organs, the ovaries, produce mature ova and the female sex hormones:
estrogen and testosterone
estrogen and progesterone
progesterone and testosterone
androsterone and progesterone
Long, threadlike structures made of protein and nucleic acid containing hereditary materials are known as :
genomes
chromosomes
DNA
genes
The prenatal development of the organs of the fetus assume their specialized functions during the :
germinal stage
embryonic stage
fetal stage
critical stage
The principal male sex hormones are:
estrogen and progesterone.
estrogen and testosterone.
testosterone and androsterone.
testosterone and semen.
The newly fertilized ovum is called a :
embryo
foetus
conceptus
zygote
The principle that describes development as starting with the head and brain areas and moving downward is called:
cephalocaudal development
proximodistal development
teratology development
progressive development
The optimal time for fertilization to occur within the menstrual cycle is:
at the beginning of the cycle.
at the middle of the cycle.
at the end of the cycle.
any time during the cycle.
An absolutely essential growth process that begins within a few hours of fertilization and is a division of cells into identical cells is called:
embriosis
mitosis
endotosis
reproduction
As a result of cleavage, the zygote becomes transformed into a hollow ball of cells called the:
blastocyst
chorion
ectoderm
Sex cells (sperm and ova) are called:
alleles
gametes
zygotes