Question

What is the name of the structure composed of ova and their neighboring tissues at different phases of development?

• A. Ovarian follicles
• B. Graffian follicles
• C. Corpus luteum
• D. Primary follicles

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Ovarian follicles

The ovarian follicle is the general term to describe the ova as it passes through the various development stages. The primary follicle is a particular stage of development when the mother cells have started piding. The Graffian follicle is also a particular phase during which the ova has degenerated. The substance left after the degeneration of the Graffian follicle forms the Corpus Luteum.