The _____ are the pathways by which the egg travels toward the uterus and the sperm reach the egg.

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The fallopian tubes, also known as the uterine tubes, are the pathways by which the egg travels toward the uterus and where fertilization typically occurs. The ovaries produce the eggs but do not transport them towards the uterus. The Bartholin glands are responsible for lubricating the vaginal opening, and the seminiferous tubules are part of the testes where sperm production occurs, so neither of these options are relevant to the transportation of the egg and sperm.

The _____ Are the Pathways by Which the Egg Travels