PART I. MATCHING Match the structure with its function F. Secretes a lubricant G. Secretes estrogen A. Contains erectile tissue B. Encloses testes C. Nourishes spermatozoa D. Produces testosterone E. Protective sheath H. Stores spermatozoa I. Transports ova J. Transports semen 1. Clitoris 2. Epididymis 3. Interstitial cell 4. Ovarian follicle 5. Prepuce 6. Scrotum 7. Sustentacular cell 8. Urethra 9. Uterine Tube 10. Vestibular gland

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