Útero

The transcript explains the structure and function of the uterus in mammals, highlighting its hollow, pear-shaped form. It details how the uterus connects to the cervix and fallopian tubes in humans and notes that most mammals, except humans and some primates, have two uteruses, one for each fallopian tube.

What is the purpose of the uterus in mammals?

• To produce eggs

• To develop the fetus

• To transport sperm

• To regulate hormones

How many uteruses do most mammals have?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four