Oogenesis is the process of female gamete formation that takes place within ovarian follicles, whereas the corpus luteum is a temporary endocrine structure formed after ovulation that secretes progesterone.
The claim states that oogenesis takes place in the corpus luteum. Biologically, oogenesis occurs in the ovarian cortex within developing follicles, whereas the corpus luteum is a post-ovulatory endocrine structure dedicated to hormone secretion (such as progesterone) to support potential pregnancy. None of the retrieved papers support the claim, and established reproductive biology confirms that oogenesis and corpus luteum function are distinct processes and structures.