Male Reproductive System Low-poly 3D model

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Human Male Reproductive System Files: 3dsmax, OBJ The male reproductive system encompasses three main components - the testicles, the duct system consisting of the epididymis and vas deferens, and the accessory glands comprised of seminal vesicles and prostate gland, in addition to the penis. Within the male body, the testicles hold a dual function - they are integral parts of the endocrine system because of their ability to produce hormones such as testosterone. The latter is primarily responsible for guiding males through puberty; during this phase, an increasing amount of testosterone production contributes significantly towards physical transformations in young boys, including enhanced vocal tones and an accelerated growth of body hair. Additionally, increased hormone levels initiate the sperm development process. Right next to testicles lie epididymis and vas deferens, constituting the male duct system's framework. Vas deferens represents a muscular tube transporting seminal fluid upward towards prostate glands by running alongside each pair of testicles, with every passage marked distinctively due primarily for reasons that it helps in proper distribution within pelvic cavity while preventing unnecessary losses via back-pressure conditions which could compromise potential pregnancies completely or delay fertilization further by pushing already produced matured sperm outside of intended targets resulting thereby unfulfilled reproduction requirements even more often now rather than before these critical developments did happen quite normally amongst healthy male bodies like normal.