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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Reproductive anatomy, sex distinguishing characteristics, males include penis, secondary include breasts, mucous, prostaglandins, and fructose which help sperm to live longer, Cowper's glands secrete fluid into urethra, midpiece has many mitochondria, penis which transports semen and urine out of the body, tail aids in movement, males include testes, uterus where endometrium develops as well as the embryo, vagina known as birth canal, males include vas deferens, Characteristics that Distinguish the Sexes can be primary, females include oviducts, epididymis site of sperm amturation and storage, Characteristics that Distinguish the Sexes can be secondary, primary are directly involved in reproduction, males include seminal vesicles, reproduction such as uterus and ovaries, seminal vesicles secrete mucous, prostaglandins, and fructose, sperm made of midpiece