<u>Answer</u>: Infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus, uterus.
<u>Explanation</u>:
- The ovary produces the egg and, it releases one unfertilized egg every month.
- The egg then travels through the fallopian tube to the uterus.
- The fallopian tube consists of three parts:
1. <em>Infundibulum</em>- it is the most distal portion of the fallopian tube which receives the egg coming out of the ovary.
2. <em>Ampulla</em>- This is the next portion of the fallopian tube which is ciliated and is the site of fertilisation of the egg.
3. <em>Isthmus</em>- it is also a ciliated region which controls the transport of both sperm and the embryo.
- Finally, after passing through the isthmus the fertilized egg reaches the uterus where implantation takes place.
- <em>So the journey of the egg from the ovary to uterus follows the pathway, ovary---> infundibulum--->ampulla--->isthmus--->uterus.</em>
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Though most of these are correct, I personally think that 'g' is the best answer.
Lost phosphorus is actually recycled through the processes of mineralization, reabsorption, dissolving, and precipitation.
I’m pretty sure B is correct. Hope that helps. (Please let me know if I am wrong)
The answer is the latent period.
The latent period is the period elapsing between the application of a stimulus and the obvious response, such as the contraction of a muscle. The contraction period, or contraction time, is the time it takes the muscle to reach its peak contraction after the latent period. The relaxation period is the time the muscle takes to return to resting tension after reaching its peak contraction.
