Grade 12 Human Reproduction
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- 21.2 Give the correct biological term for the following description. 1.2.2 The duct that transports semen and urine to the outside of the body
- 31.2 Give the correct biological term for the following description. 1.2.5 The structure that serves as a micro-filter during pregnancy
- 41.2 Give the correct biological term for the following description. 1.2.8 The part of the male reproductive system which temporarily stores sperm until they mature
- 51.3 Indicate whether the description in COLUMN I applies to A ONLY, B ONLY, BOTH A AND B or NONE of the items in COLUMN II. 1.3.1 COLUMN I: A process that produces four mature gametes in humans from a single diploid cell COLUMN II: A: Oogenesis B: Spermatogenesis
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Aligned to CAPS Grade 12 Life Sciences — Human Reproduction. Curriculum source: CAPS for the FET Phase, Department of Basic Education.
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