Match each function with the correct structure. 2. Turns into the corpus luteum 3. Female gonad 4. Site of spermatogenesis 5. Site of fertilization in humans 6. Site of human gestation 7. Sperm duct 8. Secretes seminal fluid 9. Lining of uterus a. vas deferens b. prostate gland c. endometrium d. testis e. follicle f. uterus g. ovary h. oviduct

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1. Identify the function of each structure listed in the problem. For example, the corpus luteum is formed from the ruptured follicle after ovulation.
2. Match the function to the correct structure based on your knowledge of human reproductive anatomy. For instance, the site of spermatogenesis, where sperm cells are produced, is in the testis.
3. Use process of elimination for structures that may have similar functions or are located in the same system but have distinct roles. For example, differentiate between the roles of the vas deferens and the prostate gland in the male reproductive system.
4. Verify each match by considering the biological processes involved. For example, ensure that the structure identified as the site of human gestation is capable of supporting pregnancy.
5. Review all matches to ensure that each structure is paired with its correct function, reflecting an accurate understanding of reproductive anatomy and physiology.