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Question
In the given Figure label the parts and mention their functions
- Production of egg
- Site of fertilisation
- Site of implantation
- Entry of the sperms
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Solution
- Production of egg - Ovary
- Site of fertilisation - Fallopian tube or oviduct
- Site of implantation - Uterus
- Entry of the sperms - Vagina
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