. Comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates. CU. FIG. 370.—A, SEMIDIAGRAMMATIC FIGURE OF THE HUMAN PENIS. (In transverse section and from the side). B, CLITORIS OF A MONKEY (Cebu-i capucinus). A, albuginea penis; A1, albuginea urethra?; Ccp, corpus cavernosum; Ccu, corpus spongiosum, which gives rise to the glans penis at Gp, and forms an oval enlargement (bulbus) at B; Gli, clitoris, with its ventral furrow (K), glans (Gc), and prepuce (Pp) ; rd, rd1, crura of the corpora cavernosa ; *SY, sulcus dorsalis penis ; tip, septum between the two corpora cavernosa. of the
. Comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates. CU. FIG. 370.—A, SEMIDIAGRAMMATIC FIGURE OF THE HUMAN PENIS. (In transverse section and from the side). B, CLITORIS OF A MONKEY (Cebu-i capucinus). A, albuginea penis; A1, albuginea urethra?; Ccp, corpus cavernosum; Ccu, corpus spongiosum, which gives rise to the glans penis at Gp, and forms an oval enlargement (bulbus) at B; Gli, clitoris, with its ventral furrow (K), glans (Gc), and prepuce (Pp) ; rd, rd1, crura of the corpora cavernosa ; *SY, sulcus dorsalis penis ; tip, septum between the two corpora cavernosa. of the penis-sheath gradually becomes further separated from the anus, and is situated more on the ventral side of the body (cf. B and c), the penis itself lying horizontally along the abdomen. In Primates the organ becomes more or less free from the body- wall, and either its distal end (Apes, c), or the whole of it (Man, D), is pendulous, and the sheath forms a double tube-like investment over the glans—the foreskin or prepuce, enclosing sebaceous (preputial) glands. In the course of development, the penis of Marsupials and. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Wiedersheim, Robert, 1848-1923; Parker, W. N. (William Newton), d. 1923. London, Macmillan and co. , limited
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