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| | All About Embryology |
 | | These ducts, known as the uterine tubes, mostly parallel the courses of the mesonephric ducts, but at their lower ends they unite into a common tube that becomes the uterus and vagina. |
 | | In the male, the tubercle and the united urogenital folds combine as the penis, thereby continuing the urethra to its end; the genital swellings shift toward the anus, fuse, and become the scrotum. |
 | | The urogenital folds remain unclosed as the lesser vulvar lips and are flanked by the unshifted and unfused genital swellings, or greater lips. |
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