A) is the cessation of menstrual cycles.
B) results in high plasma levels of estrogens.
C) occurs as a result of cessation of gonadotropin secretion.
D) is the cessation of ovulation while a baby is nursing.
E) is the pause in development of ovarian follicles occurring between the birth of a baby girl and when she reaches puberty.
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A) proliferative, secretory, menstrual.
B) secretory, proliferative, menstrual.
C) menstrual, secretory, proliferative.
D) menstrual, proliferative, secretory.
E) secretory, menstrual, proliferative.
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A) deposition of sperm into the female reproductive tract.
B) capacitation of sperm.
C) estrogen.
D) binding of the heads of sperm to the zona pellucida.
E) the first meiotic reduction division of the ovum.
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A) It stimulates androgen production by theca cells.
B) It stimulates the growth of granulosa cells.
C) It stimulates production of inhibin by theca cells.
D) It stimulates estrogen production by theca cells.
E) It inhibits GnRH secretion by the hypothalamus during ovulation.
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A) the breast ducts do not develop until after a baby is born.
B) the high levels of estrogen and progesterone in maternal plasma inhibit prolactin effects on the breasts.
C) maternal plasma levels of prolactin are low during pregnancy.
D) high levels of androgens inhibit milk synthesis by the breasts.
E) the low levels of circulating estrogen and progesterone during pregnancy inhibit milk synthesis by the breasts.
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A) Both estrogen and progesterone concentrations are kept low by negative feedback.
B) Estrogen concentration remains low, while progesterone concentration rises to a peak.
C) Progesterone concentration remains low, while estrogen concentration rises to a peak.
D) Progesterone concentration in the plasma is high, but estrogen concentration rises even higher.
E) Estrogen concentration in the plasma is high, but progesterone concentration rises even higher.
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A) Leydig cells
B) theca cells
C) adrenal cortex cells
D) Sertoli cells
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A) stimulation of myometrial growth
B) maintenance of the endometrium
C) stimulation of prolactin secretion
D) stimulation of breast development
E) stimulation of milk synthesis
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A) level; sloughing off; low
B) at or near a peak; near the end of the proliferative phase; relatively high
C) low but rising; in the secretory phase; high
D) at or near a peak; in the secretory phase; low
E) level; starting the proliferative phase; level but high
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A) human placental lactogen
B) androgens
C) estradiol
D) progesterone
E) inhibin
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A) the sensitivity of the myometrium to stimuli that promote contraction
B) plugging of the uterus by thickened cervical mucus
C) growth of the mammary glands
D) secretion of estrogen
E) regression of the corpus luteum
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A) formed solely from the outermost layers of the embryonic trophoblast, and serves as an exchange organ between mother and fetus.
B) formed from interlocking fetal and maternal tissues, and allows the mother's blood to flow freely into the fetal circulation and back.
C) formed solely from the endometrial layer of the uterus, and allows the mother's blood to flow freely into the fetal circulation and back.
D) formed from interlocking fetal and maternal tissues, and serves as an exchange organ between mother and fetus.
E) formed from maternal circulatory stem cells, and serves as an exchange organ between mother and fetus.
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A) sensitivity of the gonads to pituitary gonadotropins.
B) sensitivity of the pituitary to GnRH.
C) GnRH secretion.
D) sensitivity of the hypothalamus to negative feedback by sex steroids.
E) sensitivity of the pituitary to negative feedback by sex steroids.
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