Potentially, yes, you will menstruate as someone with two ovaries. Your ovary will still produce eggs and hormones so will have the same effect on your cycle.
Women do not produce sex cells on a daily basis. They are born with the amount of eggs they will have for life.
If your talking about chickens, yes. If you wish to raise baby chicks, your would need a rooster. If speaking of human being, a women seems to be born with all the eggs she will ever have in her life. New studies and practices are trying to disprove that or make it so that women can reproduce more.
No, a female is born with all the eggs she will have in her life.
She Male is a term for Trans-Gendered (TG). & if the TG person starts off life as a male & as long as their genitals are intact there would be no reason that they couldn't still achiever an erection, Produce sperm & Ejaculate.
Because they do not produce ovaries (eggs)
it's call "menopause" that means no more eggs EVAR
No women fail to menstruate. It comes naturally.
Follicle stimulating hormone from anterior pituitary help women to produce mature eggs.
No, not every female gets her period. If talking exclusively of those who are biologically female there are those who don't have the anatomy to menstruate or their bodies don't produce the hormones needed to have a menstrual cycle. Pre-pubescent girls don't menstruate and women past menopause don't menstruate, also women who are pregnant won't menstruate during pregnancy (sometimes for longer if they breastfeed), and women who have a hysterectomy to remove the uterus.
Women do not produce sperm ! Women produce eggs - which are developed in their ovaries !
Their body
No, transwomen do not have uteruses or ovaries. Transwomen cannot menstruate or bear children.
No female bird menstruates. They lay eggs, they do not have live birth, there is no reason to menstruate or anything to do it with.
yes
They had peasant women menstruate for them!
Last I heard, women only produce a limited amount of eggs. This is assuming that you're asking about humans.