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The presence or absence of ________ is critical in determining the development of either male or female reproductive structures in an embryo.
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The primary female reproductive organs are the ________, which are responsible for producing egg cells.
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Some women suffer from severe cramps during their menstrual cycles, requiring medical attention. This is a condition called dysmenorrhea. Based on your knowledge of the female reproductive tract, which of the following structures is the most likely cause of this condition?
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