ing the description of each structure detailed in the hints, label the indicated anatomical features of the male productive system. Place your cursor over the boxes for more information. epididymis ejaculatory duct urethra vas deferens urethra glans penis vas deferens foreskin seminal vesicle glans penis erectile tissue bulbourethral gland epididymis testis urinary bladder prostate gland penis ureter (cut) scrotum testis seminal vesicle ejaculatory duct foreskin

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