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ILLUSTRATION
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8-02MEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
A uterine tube and an ovary. The fringe-like fimbriae of the
uterine tube hang down over the ovary. If an ovum is ovulated,
it is usually swept into the funnel-shaped opening of the tube.
Since a space exists between the tube and the ovary, some ova
(even fertilized ova) can escape into the pelvis. The ovary
contains several stages of ovarian follicles. The corpus luteum
is a yellowish group of cells that secrete progesterone after
the ovum is shed. The corpus albicans is a scar left on the
ovary after ovulation. Only one ovum is usually ovulated at a
time.
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