Woman's Reproductive Anatomy f77v

[EllieV]

Thanks VViews,

Here is a nice article on the matter. According to it, before 16th century the tubes were called semen-conveying ducts - similar to male's. That clears the tubes for me - since they were aware of it - just got their functions wrong. The problem that still remains is the possible "sperm" that was only observed late 17th century - they believed at the time it contains a whole human being that just grows in size during pregnancy.
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