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Unless an embryo receives and signals, it will develop as a female. |
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In many cultures it is important for the woman's to be in tact when they get married. |
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The release of an is called ovulation. |
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The mature female breast, or , is composed of fatty tissue and 15–25 lobes that radiate around a central, protruding nipple. |
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are hormones that affect the maturation of the reproduction organs; helps maintain the uterine lining. |
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A woman's menstrual flow, or , generally lasts for 3–5 days. |
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Abnormally heavy or prolonged bleeding during the menstrual period is termed , while the absence of menstrual periods is . |
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Kaplan's model of sexual response includes the desire, excitement, and orgasm phases. |
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The dual control theory of sexual response suggests that there is a balance between the and the systems. |
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Located beneath the cortex, the , which consists of several separate parts, is involved with sexual emotions and feelings. |
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