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    Anatomy and Physiology help

    I understand the breeding process, but I am really interested in the anatomy as of now. Where do females store sperm? And what happens during ovulation? I'm really confused with the oviduct and ovaries (not sure what does what). Any input would be much appreciated

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    Anatomy and Physiology help

    The oviducts and overies do the same thing in every female of every animal don't they? Overies (spelling) make the eggs and oviducts are where they travel to get to where their gonna grow. I may be wrong ha but I know that's what those two do in general
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    So where do they grow? Or is that when they lay? This may be for more oviparous type animals.

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