Human Anatomy
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Chapter 25, Problem 8RQ
The broad ligament of the uterus in the female pelvis (a) is really a mesentery, (b) consists of the mesovarium and. mesosalpinx but not the mesometrium, (c) is the same as the round ligament, (d) is the same as the lateral cervical ligament, (e) b and c.
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