The three masses of erectile tissue that compose the body of the penis are __________.

a. two slender corpora spongiosa and a cylindrical corpus cavernosum
b. two corpora cavernosa and preputial gland
c. two cylindrical corpora cavernosa and a slender corpus spongiosum
d. periputial glands, a corpus cavernosum, and a corpus spongiosum


Answer: c. two cylindrical corpora cavernosa and a slender corpus spongiosum

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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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