** 17. Summarize the development of the ovarian follicles as indicated below. Shape of follicular cells? Name of Follicle Oocyte (1º, 2º, or no oocyte present) (Flat or cuboidal) Zona pellucid a and zona radiata present 7 (Yes or no) Antrum Stage ? of melos! s of the oocyte In the follicle (None, small, or large) N/A N/A How many go onto next stage of developme nt? If the ovulated oocyte is fertilized, the corpus luteum survives a few months; Otherwise, the corpus luteum becomes a corpus albicans. O

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