*280,25
Oviducts are long, noodle-like white
tubes that spill out of the dissected
female frog.
>S(01),0,281
*281,25
The ducts carry eggs to the ovisacs, and
then out the cloacal opening.
>S(01),0,282
*282,25
Oviducts are part of the female frog's
reproductive system. As breeding
season approaches, they become swollen
with eggs.
>B(01),0,285
>E(01),0,283
*283,25
By pressing against the female's
stomach, the male helps push out the
eggs.
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*284,25
The oviducts secrete a jelly
substance, coating the egg mass.
>E(01),0,285
*285,25
Twisty frog oviducts are totally
different from human ones, and are
longer.
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*286,25
The human female has one small
oviduct on the side of each ovary.
>B(00),0,0
>E(01),0,287
*287,25
Human oviducts lead to the uterus
where a baby can grow inside its
mother.
>E(01),0,288
*288,25
Frog eggs are fertilized and
develop outside the female. Developing
frogs are called tadpoles.
>E(00),0,0
*1000