Male Reproductive Organs Color the structures of the male reproductive system in the following figure. IV. • Vas deferens: Dark •Prostate gland: Light green • Urethra: Purple • Testis: Gray • Epididymis: Gold • Scrotum: Tan •Corpus blue cavernosum: Pink •Glans penis: Orange •Prepuce: Dark •Ejaculatory duct: Fuschia •Bulbourethral green gland: Brown •Seminal vesicle: •Urinary bladder: Light blue •Corpus Yellow spongiosum: Red

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