The human reproductive systemA) is as essential to the survival of an individual as all other anatomic systems. B) remains functional throughout the life of an individual. C) ensures the continued existence of the human species. D) stores but does not produce gametes. E) None of the answers are correct.

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Sara Edwards

Biology

9 January, 14:27

The human reproductive systemA) is as essential to the survival of an individual as all other anatomic systems. B) remains functional throughout the life of an individual. C) ensures the continued existence of the human species. D) stores but does not produce gametes. E) None of the answers are correct.

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Sean Barrett · Answer 1

The correct answer is C) ensures the continued existence of the human species.

Explanation:

The human reproductive system is responsible for the production, storage, and transfer of gametes to the next generation. In the male reproductive system, testes make gametes and in the female reproductive system, ovary makes gametes.

The reproductive system in humans ensures the continued existence of human species in this world because the reproductive system is responsible for gamete fusion and new offspring developments which are more adapted in the environment. This ensures the existence of humans on earth.