Secondary Sex Organs: Meaning, Types, and Functions
Secondary sex organs are reproductive structures other than the ovaries and testicles that transport reproductive cells, produce fluids, and support sexual and reproductive functions.
Secondary sex organs are reproductive structures other than the ovaries and testicles that transport reproductive cells, produce fluids, and support sexual and reproductive functions.
Reproductive organs produce hormones and reproductive cells, transport eggs or sperm, support fertilization and pregnancy, and contribute to sexual function.
Gonads are reproductive organs, including the ovaries and testes, that produce reproductive cells and hormones involved in puberty and fertility.