Question
What functions do the female reproductive system perform?

Answer

The female reproductive system perform the following functions:
  1. It forms the female gamete, i.e., the egg.
  2. It receives the male gamete, i.e., sperm, for fertilisation.
  3. It provides the site for fertilisation.
  4. It provides suitable conditions for the development of foetus.
  5. It produces hormones that control the stages of ovulation and maintain pregnancy.

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