Human Reproduction and Development flowcharts
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This GoConqr page gathers over 20 community-made flowcharts on Human Reproduction and Development, covering sex organs, gamete formation, prenatal development and labor. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to study these topics, while teachers can find material for school and university-level study. Choose a flowchart to begin.
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- Reproductive System Anatomy160
- Male Reproductive System83
- Female Reproductive System68
- Puberty and Adolescence78
- Menstrual Cycle63
- Gametogenesis and Fertilization29
- Contraception and Fertility Treatment15
- Pregnancy43
- Prenatal Development51
- Childbirth and Newborn Development30
- Cell Division and Differentiation32
- Human Growth and Life Stages23
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Untitled Fertilization · Cleavage · Gastrulation · Organogenesis
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Concept Map_Prenatal Development Prenatal Developmen... · Prenatal Development · Birth · Course of Prenatal ...
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Inherited change: Gametogenesis in humans Gametogenesis in Hu... · The formation of ma... · Sperm production ta... · In the tubules, dip...
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Reproduction(Male and female sex organs) REPRODUCTION (Femal... · FEMALE · MALE · Ovary
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Types of Lineages Two major lineages ... · Protostome: meaning... · Deuterostome: meani... · Blastopore becomes ...
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Reproduction REPRODUCTION · FEMALE · MALE · Puberty (8-14 years)
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Biology flowchart Union of a female e... · 2-cell The zygote m... · 16-cell The morula ... · Sperm fertilize the...
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Untitled dilation · pushing · expulsion · latent
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Untitled Dilation · push · Expulsion · begins with the cer...
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Untitled Fertilization · sperm preparation · Sperm-egg recogniti... · sperm-egg fusion
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Femal Reproductive Hormones - Flowchart Hypothalamus secret... · Anterior pituitary ... · FSH · LH
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Mechanism of Human Contraceptives Hypothalamus · Release of gonadotr... · Stimulation of pitu... · Release of follicle...
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TEMA 3 DE NATURALES The Female Reproduc... · Human Reproduction · Sexual Characteristies · The female Reproduc...
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Untitled Pregnancy Phases · Union between ... · cells star to form ... · Fertilization
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Flows of a Sperm Produced in Tubules... · When the Sperm ... · The Sperm ... · Sperm move fro...
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Untitled Twins (monozygotic ... · Cuates (dizygotic t...
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Untitled stage one dialation · Begins when cervix ... · stage two pushing · stage three expulsion
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Untitled "Amor veneris"... · Differences · Similarities · Glans
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Ayana, Ashley, Evelyn Stages of labor · Dilation stage ... · Expulsion stage&nbs... · Placental stage&nbs...
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Untitled 4 Main hormones · FSH · LH · ESTROGEN
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Untitled 1st Trimister · 2nd Trimister · 3rd Trimister · Dilation
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marias project Begins when cervix ... · Babies is storing b... · Contractions every ... · Placenta produces o...
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Untitled Reproductive system · Structure · Gonads, ovaries,&nb... · Function
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Identifying Changes Social · Interact with people. · Your friends becom ... · Spend more time wit...
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Untitled stage 1 · stage 2 · stage 3 · 1. Early Phase ...
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Human Reproductive System Reproductive Systems · Male Reproductive S... · Female Reproductive... · OrganFunction Ovari...
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Flow chart Pushing · ends with birth of ... · Dailation · lantent
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Untitled Pituitary gland sec... · Ovaries secrete Oes... · Pituitary gland&nbs... · Empty egg follicle ...
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Labor Stages 1st stage Dil... · 2nd stage Pushing · 3rd stage Expulsion · Early phase
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Untitled REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS · REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS · Male · Female
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Wonder of Nature one Conception: Egg is ... · 4 Weeks: Organs are... · 8 Weeks: Facial fea... · 12 Weeks: Heartbeat...
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Untitled HORMONAL SEQUENCE O... · Menstrual phase · estradiol rising in... · Follicular phase
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reproductive REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM · Male · female · urethra
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Primary sexual Characteristcs Primary sexual char... · the testicles produ... · the tubes joi... · the epididymis lead...
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Stages of growing Stages of growing&n... · Adolescence · Puberty · The process or stat...
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BIOL 204 SI Session #28 testes · epidymis · Vas deferens · Seminal Vesicle
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Untitled Dilation Stage · Latent: Cervix begi... · Pushing Stage · Active:
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Untitled Reproductive system · Female · Male · Ovaries
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About human reproduction and development flowcharts
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These flowcharts trace processes and connect terms across the unit. One covers male and female sex organs, while another follows the production and movement of sperm. Other flowcharts cover reproductive hormones, prenatal development and stages of labor.
Using the flowcharts
For an introduction to gamete formation, start with Inherited change: Gametogenesis in humans. It shows where sperm production takes place and introduces the cell divisions involved. Follow the sequence, then look away and explain it in your own words.
For development, the prenatal development flowchart organizes the germinal, embryonic and fetal periods alongside birth. Labor Stages focuses on the stages of labor. Compare the flowchart with your study notes, paying attention to the order of events.
When you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards can also help you practice key terms. Pick a process and follow it through a flowchart.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a useful place to start?
For gamete formation, start with Inherited change: Gametogenesis in humans. It introduces sperm production and the cell divisions involved. If you are focusing on anatomy instead, the flowchart on male and female sex organs gives you a place to begin with organs and their roles.
Do the flowcharts cover prenatal development and birth?
Yes. The prenatal development flowchart sets out the germinal, embryonic and fetal periods, as well as stages of birth. Labor Stages focuses on labor itself, including dilation, pushing and expulsion. You can choose between them depending on whether you want a broader development overview or a closer look at labor.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.