Which best describes the ovary? a-It produces progesterone. b-It does not influence breast development. c-It produces testosterone. d-It is the location for egg fertilization.

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Which best describes the ovary?

a-It produces progesterone.
b-It does not influence breast development.
c-It produces testosterone.
d-It is the location for egg fertilization.

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it is a to my knowledge, but I will give an update when i find out

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