Parts Of The Reproductive System

Organ where eggs cells mature and are released. Produces oestrogen and progesterone from puberty to menopause. There are 2 of them

The tube that transports the egg from the ovary to the uterus lining using small hairs. Fertilisation may occur here

Organ where developing baby grows. Thick walls of muscle and elastic tissue.inner lining grows and is released monthly from puberty to menopause

Ring of muscle at the neck of the uterus

Muscular tube that opens to the out side. Sometimes know as the birth canal

Fleshy lobes that protect the opening of the vagina

Area very sensitive to stimulation

Organ that produces sperm from puberty. Also releases testosterone

Pouch of skin which holds testes outside the body so that they are at a suitable temperature

Mass of coiled tubes which transports sperm from the testes to the sperm duct

Tube which carries sperm from the testes to the glands and urethra

Opens into the sperm duct and produces seminal fluid. Opens into the urethra and produces alkaline fluid which neutralises urine.

Organ which transports semen and urine to the outside. Contains spongy tissue, which fills with blood when the organ is stimulated. This makes the organ erect so that it can be places inside the female

Tube which passes through penis. Both semen and urine pass through it.

Area of skin which covers the sensitive tip of the penis and is removed in the process of circumcision.