* Oogenesis: The process of egg (oocyte) production starts before birth and continues throughout a woman's reproductive years. A female is born with a finite number of eggs, but not all of them mature.
* Maturation: Only a small number of eggs mature each month, typically one, during ovulation. The others remain dormant in the ovaries.
* Individual Variation: The number of eggs a woman is born with varies, and this can impact how long she is fertile.
Therefore, it's not accurate to say a specific number of eggs are produced. Instead, the ovary is responsible for producing and releasing a limited number of mature eggs over a woman's lifetime.
