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Answer 1

Which structure in Figure 39-3 releases eggs? What is this structure called?

Answer 2

AND

Answer 3

Where does fertilization typically occur? Give the letter of the structure in Figure 39-3.

Answer 4

A releases eggs and it's called the ovary

Answer 5

Eggs in human female are released by the primary sex organs called as Ovaries. It is depicted by A

Answer 6

fertilization occurs in the uterus

Answer 7

B is the uterus

Answer 8

actually it can occur in the fallopian tubes and sometimes the uterus

Answer 9

but the fallopian tubes aren't shown in that figure

Answer 10

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @PRAETORIAN.10
Where does fertilization typically occur? Give the letter of the structure in Figure 39-3.
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Fertilization in human female occurs in the `Ampullary-Isthmic` junction of fallopian tube.

Answer 11

Implantation of `Blastocyst` occurs in uterus.

Answer 12

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jgirl128
actually it can occur in the fallopian tubes and sometimes the uterus
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In case fertilization occurs in uterus then the pregnancy will not be successful.

Answer 13

I think F indicates fallopian tubes.

Answer 14

sweetness thanks heaps guys :D

Answer 15

the female body (especially mind) is so weird

Answer 16

:D

Answer 17

That's not 1% funny :p

Answer 18

sadist

Answer 19

smart sadist*

Answer 20

@jgirl128 @PRAETORIAN.10

Ovum is viable for 24 hrs after the fertilization and it takes about 7-10 days for it to travel down the fallopian tube to uterus. So it's quite necessary for the fertilization to occur in the fallopian tube before the ovum loses its viability.