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The unity of form and function
Kenneth S. Saladin
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Chapter 28: The Female Reproductive System

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  1. Each egg cell develops in its own fluid-filled vesicle called a .
  2. The mucosa of the uterus is called the .
  3. A girl's first menstrual period is called .
  4. The source of progesterone in the secretory phase is a yellowish structure called the .
  5. The layer of cells immediately around a mature secondary oocyte is called the .
  6. A secondary follicle differs from a primary follicle in that it has a cavity called the .
  7. Menopause occurs during a midlife period of changing hormonal secretion called .
  8. The fornices are recesses where the of the uterus protrudes into the vagina.
  9. The funnel-like distal end of the uterine tube is called the and has feathery processes called .
  10. Postpartum uterine involution results in a vaginal discharge called .
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