Matching Pairs Female Reproductive StructuresOnline version Identify the structures and associated functions of the female reproductive tract. by Andrew Sessions 1 Cervix 2 Uterus 3 Uterine (Fallopian) Tubes 4 Fundus 5 Vagina 6 Myometrium 7 Endometrium 8 Infundibulum 9 Ovaries 10 Broad Ligament 11 Perimetrium 12 external os the lower opening of the cervix is the most distal part of the uterine tube and is funnel-shaped and has finger-like processes (fimbriae) that loosely enclose the ovary. the internal mucosal layer that thickens during the menstrual cycle and partially disintegrates prior to menstruation. the middle layer of smooth muscle that contracts rhythmically during childbirth in order to expel the fetus. a fibromuscular tube that runs between the cervix and the vaginal orifice a fold of peritoneum that attaches the side of the uterus and the ovary to the pelvic wall. a hollow organ with thick muscular walls and houses the pregnancy the primary sex organs of the female and produce the female sex cells This pair receives the oocyte from the ovary and provide a site for fertilization. the narrow neck of the uterus that protrudes into the vagina inferiorly, considered as "the opening" to the uterus. the dome-shaped portion of the uterus that lies superior to the entry point of the uterine tubes. the outer layer of serous membrane