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What organ is the passageway through which the egg travels on its trip to the uterus?

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What organ is the passageway through which the egg travels on its trip to the uterus?

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datty117

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11 years ago

The egg is released from the ovary into the Fallopian tube. The egg travels into the fallopian tube where it waits to be fertilized. If it is fertilized it will then travel down the fallopian tube and into the uterus.

smj545

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11 years ago

Falopian tube

irina

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#3

11 years ago

falopian tubes
(trompas de falopio)

fisher 2.

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#4

11 years ago

I'm pretty sure it's called the eggsit.

lexus3431

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#5

11 years ago

Fallopian tube (not sure I spelled that correctly)

Lexyz

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11 years ago

i think it's called the fallopian tube

smithstevee

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#7

11 years ago

Fallopian Tube, Dummy.

Smitty

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11 years ago

The answer is fallopian tubes. The egg is produced in the ovary, and matures in the oviducts. From there, it is transported through the fallopian tubes where it may get fertilized, and ends up on the lining of the uterine wall.

smithman_j

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11 years ago

.fallopian tube

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