Which of the following structures is responsible for the transport of female gametes?

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The fallopian tubes transport female gametes from ovaries to the uterus.
The cervix is the narrow entrance to the uterus, which assists in the transport of sperm during fertilization, but it is not involved in transporting female gametes.
The Vas deferens functions in the transport of male gametes.
The urethra is involved in the transport of male gametes, but not of female gametes.

Which of the Following Structures Is Responsible for the Transport