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Labelled diagram of external genitals in the early foetal stage. 1. Glans (a nub at the top) 2. Epithelial tag (tissue linking glans) 3. Urethral fold (a lip around the middle 4. Urethral groove (a gap) 5. Lateral buttress (a mound on either side) 6. Labio-scrotal swelling (the bottom of the mound) 7. Anal tubercule (line at the bottom 8. Anal pit (roughly where anus is) 9. Coccyx, tail (part underneath) 10. Coronal sulcus (future origin of prepuce)

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Labelled diagram of external genitals in the early foetal stage. 1. Glans (a nub at the top) 2. Epithelial tag (tissue linking glans) 3. Urethral fold (a lip around the middle 4. Urethral groove (a gap) 5. Lateral buttress (a mound on either side) 6. Labio-scrotal swelling (the bottom of the mound) 7. Anal tubercule (line at the bottom 8. Anal pit (roughly where anus is) 9. Coccyx, tail (part underneath) 10. Coronal sulcus (future origin of prepuce)
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Vagina Museum (vagina_museum@masto.ai)'s status on Friday, 24-Jan-2025 01:37:07 JST Vagina Museum
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In this early stage of development, the external genitals are entirely undifferentiated. To the eye, they look more similar to a vulva than they do to a penis and scrotum.
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