Changes in the cervical mucus can be used to identify the periods in which a female is most fertile. During ovulation, cervical mucus can be described as:
A) blood-tinged.
B) thin and watery.
C) absent.
D) abundant and elastic.

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During ovulation, cervical mucus becomes abundant and elastic, resembling the texture of raw egg whites. This consistency change helps sperm to survive and reach the egg for fertilization.

Changes in the Cervical Mucus Can Be Used to Identify