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| Keeps stuff out, protects fetus, external genitalia. |
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| Skin between anus and the dorsal commissure of the vulva. |
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| The outter, bigger set of labia. (Labia means lips) |
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| Labia Majora (Right & Left) |
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| The inside set of labia. Can't be seen from the outside, no more hair, and usually a color change. (Labia means Lips) |
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| Labia Minor (Right & Left) |
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| Sexual Stimulation for female. Engorged when sexually stimulated. |
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| Provide lubrication during copulation by means of vestibular fluids from the vestibular glands. (from vulva up to the urethral orifice) |
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| Houses Penis during copulation. (from vulva to cervix) |
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| Pathway for urine to exit the bladder to the vestibule and out of the body. Tube from the bladder to vestibule. |
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| Opening from vagina into the urethra. Boundary of vestibule. |
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| No real function. Pocket or dead-end in the urethral orifice. |
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| Stores semen (short-term) after ejaculation. Folds right before the cervix |
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| Keeps out microorganisms and tries to keep out sperm cells (survival of the fittest) Also protects developing fetus and produces mucus that can kill microorganisms. |
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| Hard rings in cervix (3or4) that can be likened to mountains. the sperm must get over these in order for fertilization to occur (survival of the fittest) |
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| the cervix in the sow that is like a cork screw instead of hard rings. |
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| Interdigitating Prominences |
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| In between the cervix and internal bifurcation. |
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| Point (Bridge) where the uterine horns split on the inside. |
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| Internal Uterine Bifurcation |
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| Point where the uterine horns split on the outside of the horns. |
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| External Uterine Bifurcation |
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| Sheet like ligament along side of the uterine horns that hold the uterus to the body. |
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| Mucosal lining of the uterus |
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| Smooth muscle of the uterus consisting of an inner circular layer and an outer longitudinal layer |
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| button-like area of the endometrium in the uterine horns that serve as sites for placental attachment. |
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| Controls movement of sperm cells into the oviduct. |
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| Uterotubal Junction Function |
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| End of the unterine horn where it quickly narrows to the oviduct |
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| Uterotubal Junction Location |
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| Site of fertilization and provides transport to the uterine horns. |
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(horns),Isthmus, Ampulla, Infundibulum, (ovary)
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| Continuation of the broad ligament that holds the ovary over top of the infundibulum. |
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| The female gonad. produces follicles. |
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| Area of thickened tissue (vein) that supplies blood and nerves to the ovary. |
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| Resembles a clear large blister on the ovary. |
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| Appears after ovulation. Yellowish and in the ovary. |
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| A white-scar like ovarian structure (in the ovary) that represents advanced regreassion of the Corpus Luteum. |
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| Funnel that catches the released follicle from the ovary and transports it into the oviduct. |
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