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What type of cell is released by the ovary (ovulation)? secondary oocyte primordial follicle primary oocyte...

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The cell released by the ovary during ovulation is Secondary oocyte.

- Secondary oocyte is released when ovarian follicle ruptures.
- It travels through the fallopian tube to get fertilized by a sperm cell.

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