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1. "Which of the following is not a structure involved in the ejaculation of sperm?"
2. Which of the following hormones feeds back to cause the LH surge of the menstrual cycle?
3. Which of the following hormones feeds back to cause the LH surge of the menstrual cycle?
4. Which of the following structures is not derived from the endoderm of a developing embryo?
5. This hormone is responsible for maintenance of the corpus luteum during early pregnancy.
6. This hormone is produced in the interstitial cells.
7. This hormone works with testosterone to assist in maturation of the sperm produced during spermatogenesis.
8. Which structure is usually the site of fertilization in humans?
9. Which of the following structures is not derived from the endoderm of a developing embryo?

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