Accepted at 5:45 p.m. Apr, 30, 2024 by Ahmed7
Author: cmahlen
Co-authors: Ahmed7
Related Note: 1463078878506
Rationale for change

added image showing homologous structures

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The male {{c1::ventral shaft of penis (penile urethra)}} is homologous to the female {{c2::labia minora}}, which both arise from the {{c3::urogenital folds}}
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