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EXERCISE 3.2 FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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paired, almond shaped organ; site for ova maturation and secretes female sex hormones

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ovary

#2
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site of fertilization and early embryonic development

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uterine tubes / oviduct / fallopian tubes

#3
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(poultry) portion of uterine tube with funnel-shaped structure connected directly to ovary to catch matured ovum; site of fertilization (alr have sperm: from cloaca to___); not need mating - produces egg

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infundibulum

#4
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site for albumen secretion (protein and water); egg white

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magnum

#5
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site for outer and inner egg shell membrane secretion; maintains shape

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isthmus

#6
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(for poultry) shell gland where egg shell is formed

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uterus

#7
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(for mammals) tubular structure from end of both fallopian tubes to point…; site of implantation and serves as nutritive and productive capacity for developing embryo

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uterus

#8
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neck of uterus; passage way of semen; protects uterus from foreign material; during pregnancy, secretes sticky mucus seal

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cervix

#9
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(in mammals) receives penis in copulation and provides passageway for fully developed fetus during birth

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vagina

#10
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(in poultry) it secretes bloom (powdery layer); plug pores of egg to prevent bacteria from entering

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vagina

#11
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oviposition; lay eggs

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cloaca

#12
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serves as common passage way for products of reproduction and urine

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vulva

#13
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rudimentary organ situated ventrally to vulva; homologous to penis of male; erectile tissue

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clitoris

#14
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type of uterus that is single bearing

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bipartite

#15
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type of uterus that is for litter bearing

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bicornuate