Ovaries produce the ul((A)) and several ...

Ovaries produce the `ul((A))` and several `ul((B))` hormones.

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(A) female gamete (B) steroid

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During follicular phase changes in the ovary and the uterus are induced by chages in the levels of ul((A)) and ul((B)) hormones.

Ovaries produce only one hormone .

The first menstruation beings at ul((A)) and is called ul((B)) .

The primary sex organs the ul((A)) in the males and the ul((B)) in the females.

FSH acts on the ul((A)) cells and stimulates secretion of ul((B)) which help in the process of ul((C)) .

The clitoris is a tiny finger like structure which lies at the upper. Junction of the ul((A)) above the ul((B)) .

The graafian follicle ruptures to release the ul((A)) from the ovary by the process called ul((B)) .

The orvarian stroma is divided into two zones -a peripheral ul((A)) and an inner ul((B)) .

After completion of second meiotic division of te secondary oocyte and result in the formation of a ul((A)) and a haploid ul((B)) .