The process of ovulation prepares the uterine lining for a potential fertilized ovum and:

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During ovulation, a surge of hormones triggers the maturation and release of one dominant egg. At the same time, hormonal changes also prevent the development and maturation of other eggs, inhibiting their ripening for the remainder of the menstrual cycle. This helps to conserve reproductive resources and ensure that the body is fully prepared to support a potential fetus. Options A and B are both incorrect, as ovulation does not affect vaginal acidity or trigger menstruation. Option C is also incorrect, as ovulation only releases a single mature egg per cycle.

The Process of Ovulation Prepares the Uterine Lining for a Potential