Observe the relationship between first two words and suggest suitable word for the fourth one 
(i) Ovary: Mesovarium: : Uterus: A
(ii) Male: Penis: : Female : B
(iii) Male gametes: Sperms: : Female gametes: C

The milk produced by the mother for the first few days is important for the baby not only energetically but also for some other reason. Elaborate on this statement?

“After birth” is not the name of any proceeding to be executed after the birth of a baby, it is some thing else. Elaborate on the authenticity of the statement?

Placenta is an intimate connection between maternal and foetal tissues. It is a dual organ. Justify?

The days of the menstrual cycle start with the onset of menses rather than with the end of menses. Give your justification for such a calculation?

Fertilization requires one male and one female gamete, but there are approximately 200 million sperms in a single ejaculation. How then the female reproductive system and the ovum ensure monospermy?

For completing the act of fertilization the sperm must fuse with the ovum, but the latter is surrounded by lot of extra follicular cells. How the sperm does manage to fuse with the ovum?

Do LH and FSH have the same function in the male and female reproductive physiology? Justify your answer.

A sperm after being released in the vagina must reach the end of the fallopian tube to participate in the act of fertilization. What machinery comes into play for the said purpose?

Spermatogenesis and spermatogenesis are two different processes but both are essential for male reproductive system. How do they differ from each other?

Seminiferous tubules are the factories for the generation of spermatozoas, but they can’t work on their own. What stimulus do they get? Is the stimulus generated within the tubule or some where else?

Ovaries are made of soft tissue and are not fixed in any bony socket but are placed in abdominal cavity. So there is a possibility that they may get displaced. But this generally does not happen. How is this attained?

The spermatozoas need to be activated for bringing out the act of fertilization. What role does accessory sex glands play in this process?

Penis consists of soft tissue and this condition is of no use for insemination. How is this problem overcome during the reproductive physiology?

Penis is considered to be a secondary sex organ; still its tube is called as urino-genital canal. Give reason for this consideration?

Based on the above question, explain that under what physiological conditions are the sperms managed and what changes are brought before their release?

Spermatogenesis is a continuous process but its release is not. How reproductive system does manage this situation?

Cervix contains the largest and the strongest sphincter in its wall. Give reason.

What stimulates pituitary to release the hormone responsible for parturition? Give the name of hormone.

During reproduction,the chromosome number (2n) reduces to half (n) in the gametes and again the original number (2n) is restored in the offspring.What are the process through which these events take place?