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1. A male embryo has (1) sex chromosomes, whereas a female has (2) . During early development, the reproductive structures of both sexes are identical, but by the eighth week, (3) begin to form if testosterone is present. In the absence of testosterone, (4) form. The testes of a male fetus descend to the scrotum shortly before birth. If this does not occur, the resulting condition is called (5) . The most common problem affecting the reproductive organs of women are infections, particularly (6) , (7) , and (8) . When the entire pelvis is inflamed, the condition is called (9) . Most male problems involve inflammations, resulting from (10) . A leading cause of cancer death in adult women is cancer of the (11) ; the second most common female reproductive system cancer is cancer of the (12) . Thus a yearly (13) is a very important preventive measure for early detection of this latter cancer type. The cessation of ovulation in an aging woman is called (14) . Intense vasodilation of blood vessels in the skin lead to uncomfortable (15) . Addi- tionally, bone mass (16) and blood levels of cholesterol (17) when levels of the hormone (18) wane. In contrast, healthy men are able to father children well into their eighth decade of life. Postmenopausal women are particularly susceptible to (19) inflammations. The single most common problem of elderly men involves the enlargement of the (20) , which interferes with the functioning of both the (21) and (22) systems.

          1. A male embryo has (1) sex chromosomes, whereas a
female has (2) . During early development, the reproductive
structures of both sexes are identical, but by the eighth week,
(3) begin to form if testosterone is present. In the absence
of testosterone, (4) form. The testes of a male fetus
descend to the scrotum shortly before birth. If this does not
occur, the resulting condition is called (5) .

The most common problem affecting the reproductive organs
of women are infections, particularly (6) , (7) , and (8) .
When the entire pelvis is inflamed, the condition is called
(9) . Most male problems involve inflammations, resulting
from (10) . A leading cause of cancer death in adult women
is cancer of the (11) ; the second most common female
reproductive system cancer is cancer of the (12) . Thus a
yearly (13) is a very important preventive measure for early
detection of this latter cancer type. The cessation of ovulation
in an aging woman is called (14) . Intense vasodilation of
blood vessels in the skin lead to uncomfortable (15) . Addi-
tionally, bone mass (16) and blood levels of cholesterol
(17) when levels of the hormone (18) wane. In contrast,
healthy men are able to father children well into their eighth
decade of life. Postmenopausal women are particularly
susceptible to (19) inflammations. The single most common
problem of elderly men involves the enlargement of the
(20) , which interferes with the functioning of both the
(21) and (22) systems.

1. A male embryo has (1) sex chromosomes, whereas a
female has (2) . During early development, the reproductive
structures of both sexes are identical, but by the eighth week,
(3) begin to form if testosterone is present. In the absence
of testosterone, (4) form. The testes of a male fetus
descend to the scrotum shortly before birth. If this does not
occur, the resulting condition is called (5) .

The most common problem affecting the reproductive organs
of women are infections, particularly (6) , (7) , and (8) .
When the entire pelvis is inflamed, the condition is called
(9) . Most male problems involve inflammations, resulting
from (10) . A leading cause of cancer death in adult women
is cancer of the (11) ; the second most common female
reproductive system cancer is cancer of the (12) . Thus a
yearly (13) is a very important preventive measure for early
detection of this latter cancer type. The cessation of ovulation
in an aging woman is called (14) . Intense vasodilation of
blood vessels in the skin lead to uncomfortable (15) . Addi-
tionally, bone mass (16) and blood levels of cholesterol
(17) when levels of the hormone (18) wane. In contrast,
healthy men are able to father children well into their eighth
decade of life. Postmenopausal women are particularly
susceptible to (19) inflammations. The single most common
problem of elderly men involves the enlargement of the
(20) , which interferes with the functioning of both the
(21) and (22) systems.

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