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The Female Reproductive System
The female gonads or sexual glands are the ovaries; they are the source of ova and of the female sex hormones estrogens and progestones. The uterine tubes conduct ova to the uterus, which lies within the lesser or true pelvis. The uterus connects through the cervical canal with the vagina. The vagina opens into the vestibule about which lie the external genitalia, collectively known as the vulva.
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  • The Female Reproductive System
    by Dr. Gary Farr 9/6/2003
    The female gonads or sexual glands are the ovaries; they are the source of ova and of the female sex hormones estrogens and progestogens. The uterine tubes conduct ova to the uterus, which lies within the lesser or true pelvis. The uterus connects through the cervical canal with the vagina. The vagina opens into the vestibule about which lie the external genitalia, collectively known as the vulva. We discuss the female reproductive system.

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