What is Female reproductive system?
{{Infobox anatomy | Name = Female reproductive system (human) | Latin = systema genitale femininum | Image = Blausen 0399 FemaleReproSystem 01.png | Caption = A pictorial illustration of the female reproductive system | Width = | Caption2 = | Precursor = | System = | Artery = | Vein = | Nerve = | Lymph = }} <!--Structure *including a brief description of ****location and size **course ** insertions attachments *Possible subsections **blood supply **lymphatic drainage **innervation if these are complex enough *(no need to duplicate information provided in the infobox). If covered on the same page, *subsections may be devoted to individual substructure *Variations, describing variations, if appropriate *Development, discussing the embryological/foetal and early-life development of the structure. May be included as a subsection in 'structure', especially for minor anatomical structures. *Histology, where appropriate *Function or Physiology as appropriate *Clinical significance, discussing related diseases, medical associations with the structure, and use in surgery. *Society and culture, which may be excluded in minor anatomical structures. *History, describing the structure and the etymology of the word. Etymology may be included as a separate subsection, if sufficient information exists. *Other animals, which may include comparative anatomy for discussing non-human anatomy in articles that are predominantly human-based. *Additional images to store high-quality images. *The lead should begin by stating in the most general form the location and purpose of the structure. For example, ** ex:The metatarsals are bones found in the human foot **link to the common's image category for images may be provided in the 'see also' section. If article makes use of anatomical terminology, please add {{Anatomy-terms}} or {{AT}} as the first link in the 'see also' section. If the article uses text from public domain source, please add appropriate tags such