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The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). An [[ectopic pregnancy]] is one that improperly occurs in the Fallopian tubes instead of the uterus.

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−	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are ~~no bigger than a quarter in diameter~~ and ~~no longer than a candy cane~~ (~~which they resemble in shape~~). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.	+	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are 10–13 cm (4–5 inches) long and 0.5–1.2 cm (0.2–0.6 inch) in diameter. <ref>https://www.britannica.com/science/fallopian-tube</ref> [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.

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−	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s, within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.	+	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.

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−	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.	+	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s, within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.

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−	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). An [[~~ectopic~~ pregnancy]] ~~is one that improperly occurs in~~ the ~~Fallopian tubes instead~~ of the uterus.	+	The '''Fallopian tubes''' are [[tube]]s within the female body which play an important role in [[human reproduction]]. The [[ovum]] passes from the [[ovary]] to the [[uterus]], by being gently swept along by [[cilia]] in the Fallopian tubes. The tubes are no bigger than a quarter in diameter and no longer than a candy cane (which they resemble in shape). [[Ectopic pregnancy\|Ectopic pregnancies]], where the unborn child develops outside of the uterus, most commonly occur within the fallopian tubes.

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