The female reproductive organ(s) responsible for cyclic menstruation is/are the:
1. uterus.
2. ovaries.
3. vaginal vestibule.
4. urethra.
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1. Correct. The uterus also houses and nourishes the fertilized ovum and the fetus.
2. Incorrect. The ovaries are responsible for ovulation and production of estrogen; the uterus is responsible for cyclic menstruation.
3. Incorrect. The vaginal vestibule is an external organ that contains openings to the urethra and vagina; the uterus is responsible for cyclic menstruation.
4. Incorrect. The urethra is a nonreproductive organ found in the area; the uterus is respon-sible for cyclic menstruation.
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