Answer:
The correct answer is- fallopian tube
Explanation:
Fimbria is a finger-like projection which is present at the end of the oviduct or fallopian tube and is located near the ovary. When the ovum is released by the ovary fimbria catches that egg and guide it into the fallopian tube.
The fertilization of the unfertilized egg takes place in the fallopian tube and then the fertilized egg is guided towards the uterus. In the uterus, the egg gets attaches to the uterine lining and develop into the uterus. Therefore mature is guided by fimbria into fallopian tube after its release.
They support shape, support movement, protection and blood cell production
i would say the answer is 3
The first step of examination in a pt. with a neurologic condition is to evaluate the mentation of the person.
Do they know who they are?
Do they know the date/time/time frame?
Do they know where they are?
Do they know simple things like 1+1 or 2+2?
Did the lose consciousness?
The answer is b.
Internal fertilization takes more time and energy but it allows for the offspring to revive more devoted care. When an organism spends that much time and energy investing in an offspring it becomes worth the investment to devote more care towards it.
