II. QUESTIONS FOR RESEARCH. Make sure to provide your references. Use CBE or APA format. A. Make a table showing the differences of amphibian and mammalian ovaries and oogenesis. Ovary ● ● Function Oogenesis Structure ● Oogonia ● ● ● Ooocyte Zona pellucida Antrum Menstrual Cycle Amphibia Mammalia B. How do the eggs ovulated into the abdominal cavity find their way out of the frog body? C. What are the exact roles of the theca interna and the follicle cells in the estrogen production? D. The corpus luteum regresses in about 9 days. Why does it regress? Briefly discuss the process of regression. E. Provide the roles of two sex hormones produced by the female vertebrate body. F. Briefly discuss the events that lead to only one or few oocytes being ovulated despite the many oogenic cells that attempt to mature.

II. QUESTIONS FOR RESEARCH. Make sure to provide your references. Use CBE or APA format. A. Make a table showing the differences of amphibian and mammalian ovaries and oogenesis. Ovary ● ● Function Oogenesis Structure ● Oogonia ● ● ● Ooocyte Zona pellucida Antrum Menstrual Cycle Amphibia Mammalia B. How do the eggs ovulated into the abdominal cavity find their way out of the frog body? C. What are the exact roles of the theca interna and the follicle cells in the estrogen production? D. The corpus luteum regresses in about 9 days. Why does it regress? Briefly discuss the process of regression. E. Provide the roles of two sex hormones produced by the female vertebrate body. F. Briefly discuss the events that lead to only one or few oocytes being ovulated despite the many oogenic cells that attempt to mature.

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