Image A6b1 Complex Description

Diagram of the reproductive system of a body with a penis, shown from the side, with the following organs labeled with their names, starting at the top of the diagram and proceeding clockwise around the drawing:

• Seminal vesicle, an oval-shaped structure that connects to the tube of the vas deferens
• Prostate gland, a darker, larger oval-shaped structure that the tube coming from the seminal vesicle goes through
• Cowper’s gland, a small round organ located just below the prostate, which is connected to the tube coming from the prostate gland
• Scrotum, shown as an outline around the testicle, representing the sac of skin that hangs down outside the body and contains the testicles
• Testicle, pictured as a dark oval-shaped structure that is inside the outline of the scrotum
• Epididymis, shown as a layer that sits on the side of the testicle and runs along it’s length, with the tube of the vas deferens coming off it
• Penis, a tube-shaped organ that hangs down in front of the body
• Urethra, a tube that runs the length of the penis, coming out the tip of the penis, and connected to the tube shown connecting the seminal vesicle, prostate gland and Cowper’s gland
• Vas deferens, a tube that curves around the other organs, shown starting at the epididymis and then connecting with the seminal vesicle and running through the prostate gland
• Bladder, a larger oval-shaped organ pictured above the prostate gland, with a tube leaving it that joins the vas deferens inside the prostate gland