Section 139. The liberated ovum is caught up by the funnel-shaped

opening of the Fallopian tube, which passes without any very

conspicuous demarcation into the cornu uteri (c.ut.) of its side; the

two uterine cornua meeting together in the middle line form the vagina

(V.), which runs out into a vestibule (vb.) opening between tumid lips

to the exterior. The urinary bladder (ur.b.) also opens into the

vestibule, and receives the two ureters from the kidney.

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