ovulate

One egg survives to ovulate out a handful because it outpaces and outgrows all the other eggs vying to ovulate.

The answer is a yes, as in, the ovaries can still ovulate even without a uterus.

While it's true that estrogen-like compounds may also have an effect, it takes calories to ovulate and to menstruate.

Males don't have ovaries, so do not ovulate, and thus cannot experience the menstrual process that causes such periodic symptoms.

When used correctly, the user should not ovulate on combined or dual hormone oral contraceptive.

Most studies show that a user can miss quite a few, such as 4 days in a row[1], and not ovulate.

But on the other hand, using a chemotherapy drug to ovulate seems a little iffy.

A man that becomes a woman doesn't ovulate or cannot become pregnant for instance.

Post-menopausal folks don't ovulate, yet can still be horny and still orgasm.

Unfortunately the first harm was done by breeding species that ovulate daily or produce so much fur that it would die without human intervention.

Can we say that women who ovulate, are more horny and more likely to orgasm?

Lobsters don't ovulate when it's too warm, sea-turtles don't produce males.

It's also possible to ovulate without a visible period, and it's possible to ovulate in-between "normal" periods.

OP was probably using "produce" to mean "ovulate", i.e.

My problem is people who take the "men produce billions and billions of sperm and women ovulate once a month, therefore men and women are completely different" -- that's a tendency sure, and there are differences and different drives, but not to the extent people interpret them to be.