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| | Female Genital Anatomy |
 | | There are multiple anatomical structures which comprise the internal and external female genital tract such as the clitoris, labia minora and corpus spongiosum (vestibular) erectile tissue, peri-urethral glans, urethra, G-spot, Halban's fascia, anterior fornix erogenous zone, pubococcygeus muscle and cervix. |
 | | There is a deeper surrounding fibrous layer above the muscularis which provides structural support to the vagina, and is rich is collagen and elastin, to allow for expansion of the vagina during sexual stimulation. |
 | | The enhanced clitoral flow and its engorgement and introital tightness around the penile shaft are all features suggested to enhance the pleasure of coitus for both male and female partners. |
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