When an Egg is released from the ovary, where does it go ?

Question

Biology Homework

Answer 1

The Fallopian tube grabs it up, where it is fertilized (if there was frequent intercourse and sperm is present). Whether it is fertilized or not, it makes its way down the Fallopian tube into the uterus where it implants (if fertilization has occurred), or it is shed with the lining of the uterus (if fertilization hasn't occurred). The shedding of the lining of the uterus and unfertilized egg is in the form of menstruation.

Answer 2

It goes to the Fallopian Tubes, travels through them and then comes to rest within the Woman's Uterus, where it remains to be fertilized (in which case; the Woman will become pregnant)- or the Egg is released during the Woman's Period if it is not fertilized within a certain amount of time.

Answer 3

The egg travels from the ovary to the fallopian tube then to the uterus and passed in ovulation.

Answer 4

it travels to the finger-like projections on the tip of the fallopian tube, goes down through it, then reaches the womb. if a sperm meets the egg, the egg attaches to the walls of the womb and nine months later you get a baby. if no sperm is present to fertilise the egg, it gets flushed out together with the uterine lining as the monthly period.

Answer 5

The egg is swept into the end of an oviduct because the oviduct is lined with cilia that wave and pull the egg in. In humans, the oviduct is sometimes called a Fallopian tube.

Answer 6

Fallopian tubes

Answer 7

Through the Fallopian tubes into the uterus. If it remains unfertilized it is then discarded with the lining of the uterus through menstruation.

Answer 8

It travels through the falopian tube (also called the oviduct) where it could possible be fertilized.

Answer 9

down the fallopian tube & into the womb

Answer 10

fallopian tubes