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follicle
blister-like structure on ovary that contains ovum and hormone-rich fluid (liquour folliculi)
graffian follicle
mature follicle
atretic follicle
deteriorated follicle
cystic follicle
continuous Corpus Luteum or graffian or atretic structure
corpus hemorrhagicum (CH)
contains blood, lymph, and granulosa cells. occurs between the follicle and the corpus luteum
corpus luteum (CL)
"yellow body" forms after ovulation. produces progesterone which is important for maintaining pregnancy
corpus albicans (CA)
white body. regressed corpus luteum
corpus luteum forms from _____________. functions to prepare uterus for pregnancy and is essential to maintenance of pregnancy in all species.
ovulated follicle
corpus luteum functions to produce progesterone that (4 things)
inhibits estrus and parturition, blocks myometrial contractions, stimulates endometrial secretion of nutrients, and stimulates production of a luteolytic agent to kill the CL if no embryo is present
corpus albicans (regressed/degenerate CL) causes
drop in blood progesterone