Look at the diagram of the male reproductive system. Name the parts

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The diagram of the male reproductive system. The parts names are 1. prostate gland, 2. Pe.nis, 3. Urethra, 4. Vas deference, 5. testis, 6. scrotum .

The biological process of creating offspring of the same sort is known as reproduction. It is one of the critical mechanisms that ensures the survival of the species generation after generation.

The testes, scrotum, spermatic ducts, male accessory glands, and pe.nis comprise the male reproductive system. All of these organs collaborate to make sperm, the male gamete, male sex hormones, and other semen components.

Pe.nis: It refers to the male genitalia. It consists of three cylindrical chambers filled with erectile tissue. The two larger ones, the corpora cavernosa, are side by side, and the third is the sinus, called the corpus spongiosum, which covers the urethra.

Scrotum: It is a thick skin sac that protects and surrounds the testicles. It also regulates the temperature of the testes, which must be slightly lower than body temperature in order to produce appropriate sperm.

Testes: In humans, there are two testes. The testes are located outside the body in a pouch known as the scrotum. They have oval bodies that are 4 to 5 cm long and 2 to 3 cm wide.

Male sex accessory ducts are known as vas deferens.

Urethra: It is a tube-like structure that connects the urine bladder and urinary  meatus.

The male accessory glands produce fluid that feeds the sperm. It is known as seminal plasma. This fluid contains a lot of fructose, calcium, and enzymes. It is the largest volume of semen from which the sperm is released during ejaculation.

Thus, The parts names are 1. prostate gland 2. Pe.nis 3. Urethra 4. Vas deference 5. testis 6. scrotum .

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