A ________ is formed by the combination of a primary oocyte and several surrounding layers of follicular cells and the presence of small amounts of follicular fluid.
A) granulosa cell
B) thecal cells
C) secondary ovarian follicle
D) polar cell
E) None of the answers are correct.

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A secondary ovarian follicle is formed by the combination of a primary oocyte and several surrounding layers of follicular cells and the presence of small amounts of follicular fluid. Granulosa cells and thecal cells are both types of follicular cells found within the secondary ovarian follicle. Polar cells are formed during oogenesis through meiosis II and are not part of the ovarian follicle structure.

A ________ Is Formed by the Combination of a Primary