What structure(s)act to draw a released ovum into the uterine tube?
A)Follicle
B)Corpus luteum
C)Fimbriae
D)Zona pellucida

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The fimbriae are finger-like projections at the end of the uterine tube that sweep over the surface of the ovary to draw the ovum into the tube. The follicle and corpus luteum are involved in the maturation and development of the ovum, but do not play a role in its movement into the uterine tube. The zona pellucida is a glycoprotein layer surrounding the ovum that helps protect it during maturation but does not facilitate its movement into the uterine tube.

What Structure(s)act to Draw a Released Ovum into the Uterine