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Either of two long, slender ducts connecting a woman's uterus to her ovaries, where eggs are transported from the ovaries to the uterus and sperm may fertilize an egg.
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The tube extending from the uterus to the ovary. Where most conceptions take place.
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The anatomic and physiologic connection between the uterus and the ovary which serves to transport the egg and sperm, as the site of fertilization and support and transport the conceptus in route to the uterus.
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Also known as the oviducts they are a pair of tubes that extend from the upper uterus out toward the ovaries (but not touching them), through which ova (eggs) travel from the ovaries toward the uterus every month and in which fertilization of the ovum takes place.
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