Which of the following events occurs at ovulation in the female? Group of answer choices conversion of a corpus luteum into a mature follicle onset of menstruation fertilization of the ovum release of a secondary oocyte implanation of the blastocyst

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A: Homeostasis means maintaining a constant internal environment of the body. 

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Q: List the cell structures involved in mitosis.

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Q: compare and contrast cellular and humoral immunity

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Q: Distinguish how valves regulate blood flow through the heart.

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Q: Define ovary

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Q: Distinguish between the general characteristics ofinnate immunity and adaptive immunity

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Q: Define serous membrane

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