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Smallest cell

Spherical shape

Tadpole-like shape

Called sperm

Lapisan jeli

Sitoplasma

Membran sel

Nukleus

Both contain genetic information.

Only sperm can move on its own.

Ovum is produced in the testis.

Sperm has a tail for movement.

Nutrient intake

Sudden weight change

Emotional changes

All of the above

Days 1-5

Days 6-10

Days 13-15

Days 25-28

Menstrual phase (Hari 1-5)

Recovery phase (Hari 6-11)

Fertile phase (Hari 12-17)

Pre-menstrual phase (Hari 18-28)

To prevent bacterial infections

To avoid viral infections

To reduce the risk of fungal infections

To increase menstrual flow

28 weeks

32 weeks

38 weeks

40 weeks

Weeks 1-4

Weeks 7-9

Weeks 10-19

Weeks 20-37

Acts as a cushion to absorb shock

Connects the fetus to the placenta

Site for exchange of nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and waste between mother and fetus

Forms the amniotic sac

Male gametes are called sperm, are the smallest cells, and are shaped like tadpoles, while female gametes are called ovum, are the largest cells, and are spherical in shape.

Male gametes are called ovum, are the largest cells, and are spherical in shape, while female gametes are called sperm, are the smallest cells, and are shaped like tadpoles.

Both male and female gametes are the same size and shape.

Male gametes are spherical and female gametes are shaped like tadpoles.