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the female reproductive system consists of
a pair of ovaries and a system of ducts(tubes)
What are the inner, middle, and outer tubal layers
inner- mucosa
middle- muscularis
outer- serosa
series of tubes that facilitate transport of Oocyte/embryo/fetus
female reproducts
primary female reproductive organ that produces the female gamete(eggs/ovum/oocyte) and sex hormones(P4 and E2)
Ovaries
monotocous vs polytocous species
monotocous- produces one mature ovum per cycle
polytocous- produces several mature eggs per cycle
what is p4 and e2
progesterone and estrogen
The inner portion of the ovary that consists of blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue
medulla
the outer portion of the ovary with three layers and contains follicles and hormone producing cells
cortex
the three layers of the cortex
surface epithelium, tunica albuginea ovarii, and paranchyma(functional layer)
inside the follicle is the …
oocyte
present at birth
primary follicles
mature follicles produce
estrogen (99% of primary follicles do NOT reach maturity)
rupture of the follicle and ovum release
ovulation
the corpus luteum produces
P4
follicle filled with blood after releasing an egg
corpus hemorrhagicum
what is the site of fertilization
oviduct(fallopian tubes)
what is the purpose of the infundibulum, ampulla, and isthmusn in the oviducts
infundibulum- funnel section near ovary
ampulla- middle section, ova transport
isthmus- near uterus, sperm transport
gamete transport facilitated through…
ciliated cells, secretory cells, and smooth muscle contracttions