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The vacated vesicular follicle forms a yellow structure on ovary called as:

Correct answer: B. Corpus luteum

  • A. Graafian luteum
  • B. Corpus luteum
  • C. Ruptured ovum
  • D. Follicle
  • E. Progestrone

Explanation

After the release of an egg during ovulation, the follicle from which the egg was released undergoes a transformation and forms a structure called the corpus luteum. The corpus luteum is a vacated vesicular follicle that forms a yellow structure on an ovary. It secretes hormones, primarily progesterone, which is important for preparing and maintaining the uterus for possible pregnancy. So option B is correct.

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