**Question 3: Embryonic Tissue and External Genitalia Development**Refer to the image below and then match each embryonic tissue with the specific part of the external genitalia that it gives rise to.**Key:**- Genital tubercle (green)- Urethral folds (dark blue)- Genital swellings (red)**Diagram Explanation:**The image depicts an undifferentiated genital structure at 7 weeks of development. The structure is color-coded according to the key:- **Genital tubercle** (green)- **Urethral folds** (dark blue)- **Genital swellings** (red)- Also shown is the **anal opening**.**Undifferentiated Genitalia:**- A. Scrotum in males; labia majora in females (associated with genital swellings)- B. Penis in males; labia minora in females (linked to urethral folds)- C. Glans penis in males; glans clitoris in females (arising from the genital tubercle)

The reproductive system is comprised of organs that function together to produce offspring.…

B Genital tubercle Urethral folds Genital swellings genital tubercle urethral folds genital swellings (a) Undifferentiated genitalia Genital tubercle Urethral folds Genital swellings -Anal opening A. scrotum in males; labia majora in females B. penis in males; labia minora in females C. glans penis in males; glans clitoris in females

B Genital tubercle Urethral folds Genital swellings genital tubercle urethral folds genital swellings (a) Undifferentiated genitalia Genital tubercle Urethral folds Genital swellings -Anal opening A. scrotum in males; labia majora in females B. penis in males; labia minora in females C. glans penis in males; glans clitoris in females

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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