Human Physiology
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Chapter 20, Problem 8bCP
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The process of oogenesis and the reason behind the production of only one mature ovum through this process.
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Reproductive organs together constitute the reproductive system. The reproductive organs of the male include the testis where sperm formation occurs. Gamete production in the case of females takes place in the ovaries. Other accessory sex organs, namely the uterus and the fallopian tube support the functions of the female reproductive system.
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