Which part of the hen's oviduct receives the ovulated ovum and may be the site of fertilization?
Correct answer: D. Infundibulum
- A. Uterus
- B. Magnum
- C. Isthmus
- D. Infundibulum
Explanation
The infundibulum is the funnel-shaped first part of the oviduct that catches the ovulated ovum. Fertilization normally occurs there if viable sperm are present; the other regions perform later egg-forming functions.
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