Figure 1. Organization of the male reproductive organs.
Figure 2. The penis. A, In this sagittal section of the penis viewed from
above, the urethra is exposed throughout its length and can be seen exiting
from the bladder and passing through the prostate gland before entering
the penis to end at the external urethral orifice. B, Diagram showing partial
separation of the penile erectile columns. The glans penis is the cup-
shaped, expanded end of the corpus spongiosum. C, Photograph of a cross-
section of the shaft of the penis. Note the urethra within the substance of
the corpus spongiosum.
Figure 3. Organization of the female reproductive organs.
Figure 4. The uterus. Sectioned view shows muscle layers of the uterus and its relationship to the ovaries and vagina.
Figure 5. External Genitals (Female)
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