Question

post - menopausal ovaries contain many __________.a corpus luteab folliclesc corpus albicansd oocytes

Explanation:

After menopause, the ovaries no longer release eggs (oocytes). Follicles are structures that contain oocytes and are mainly active during the reproductive years. Corpus luteum is formed after ovulation in the reproductive period. Corpus albicans is the scar tissue left after the corpus luteum degenerates. With the end of the reproductive function (after menopause), the ovaries have many remnants of degenerated structures, and corpus albicans is one of them.

Answer:

C. corpus albicans