Male and female reproduction systems have several similarities and several differences. All BUT ONE describes a difference between the two
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A)
Females release one ova/month while males produce thousands of
sperm/day.
B)
Males gonads lie outside the body; female gonads are found within the
body
Male gametes are expelled from the body; female gametes are not expelled
from the body
D)
In males the reproductive and urinary tracts share a common opening; this
is not the case for females.

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Explain two reasons you think it is important for scientists to search for new ways to treat cancer

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