Question

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Where are egg cells produced?

Uterus

Cervix

Ovary

Fallopian tube

Answer 1

Ovary

Answer 2

Thanks Can you Help Me With Another ?

Answer 3

I do not know biology well, so I can't promise I'll know the answer.

Answer 4

A tubal ligation is a permanent sterilization procedure in which a woman's fallopian tubes are blocked or severed. Which of the following explains how this process can be used to prevent pregnancies?

It prevents the egg from traveling to the uterus where it could be fertilized.

It prevents the maturation of the follicle and the release of an egg.

It prevents a zygote from being implanted into the uterine wall.

It prevents the thickening of the walls of the uterus.

Answer 5

You Can ALways Try

Answer 6

I think the first answer is correct.
I am 70% sure of it.

Answer 7

I Agree :D I Havee Onee Moree Then Ill Stop Bugging Youu

Answer 8

Which of the following best compares the roles of the fallopian tubes and the uterus?

Eggs develop into embryos in the fallopian tubes and mature in the uterus.

Eggs are fertilized in the fallopian tubes and become implanted in the uterus.

Eggs become implanted in the fallopian tubes and travel through the uterus during birth.

Eggs are produced in the fallopian tubes and are fertilized in the uterus.

Answer 9

Idk???

Answer 10

:/

Answer 11

@thomaster Do You Know?

Answer 12

what do you think?

Answer 13

You know where eggs are produced so which option can you cancel rightaway?

Answer 14

I Think Its B ?

Answer 15

Why are A C and D false?

Answer 16

Idkk , I Guessedd Im In The Middle Of This Homework And Thats The Only Question I Didnt Answer :(

Answer 17

Your first question was where are eggs produced. The answer was ovary so it can't be D

Answer 18

Ok

Answer 19

Fallopian tubes are not very wide. So no embryo would develop in there, therefore A and C are wrong.

Answer 20

Ok I Get It Now Thanks Alottt !!!!!!!!

Answer 21

sperm cells travel through the fallopian tubes to fertilize the egg cell after ovulation, Then it will cleave a few times on its way to the uterus, where it will become implanted :)

Answer 22

You're welcome