HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 26, Problem 4TYC
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The homologous structure of the vestibular bulbs of the female in males with the reason.
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Homologous structures do not look the same but have the same function. The vestibular bulbs are two elongated mass of the erectile tissues. These are present on either side of the vaginal opening.
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