From the image provided (portion of the ovary of rat showing the cortex, under 10X), identify and locate the following:   primordial primary and growing follicles primary oocyte vitelline membrane squamous follicular cells, cuboidal follicular cell zona pellucida corona radiata cumulus oophorus antrum stratum granulosum basal lamina theca folliculi

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