What structures act to draw a released ovum into the uterine tube?
A)follicle
B)corpus luteum
C)fimbriae
D)zona pellucida

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The fimbriae are finger-like projections at the end of the uterine tube that help to draw the released ovum, or egg, into the tube for fertilization. Neither the follicle nor the corpus luteum have the ability to move the egg. The zona pellucida is a layer surrounding the egg that is important for sperm binding but does not play a role in moving the egg into the uterine tube.

What Structures Act to Draw a Released Ovum into the Uterine