Match the embryonic structures listed in column B with their adult derivatives listed in column A. Some answers may be used more than once.Column A                                                                      Column B(1) glans penis                                                     (a) genital tubercle(2) labia minora                                                   (b) mesonephric duct(3) epididymis and ductusdeferens                                                                            (c) urethral folds                                                                           (d) paramesonephric duct(4) uterine tubes and uterus                               (e) labioscrotal swellings (5) spongy urethra(6) labia majora

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