contains only one type (male or female) of reproduction organ
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contains only one type (male or female) of reproduction organ
contains only one type (male or female) of reproduction organ
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Answer:
Both sexes have a uterus and a prostate, believe it or not.
Explanation:
The “male uterus” is a tiny vestige embedded in the prostate. It’s Y shaped and represents a trace of the embryonic ducts that would have developed, if the individual had been genetically XX, into the uterus and fallopian tubes. The stem of the Y, the uterine part, opens into the urethra.
The “female prostate” is by no means vestigial. It’s also known as the paraurethral (Skene’s) glands (paired left and right), but “female prostate” has found its way into official terminology as well. It develops from the same structure that produces the male prostate, and it secretes a similar fluid during sexual arousal and orgasm.