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(B) The secretion of Cowper's glands (also known as bulbourethral glands) serves two primary functions: $1$. It lubricates the urethra to facilitate t

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(B) The secretion of Cowper's glands (also known as bulbourethral glands) serves two primary functions: $1$. It lubricates the urethra to facilitate the passage of semen during ejaculation. $2$. It neutralizes the residual acidity in the urethra caused by urine,creating an alkaline environment that protects the sperms and keeps them viable. Therefore,if these glands are removed,the survival and transport of sperms will be negatively affected.

Column $A$	Column $B$
$i$. Seminal fluid	$a$. Corpus spongiosum
$ii$. Prostate gland	$b$. Membranous urethra
$iii$. Ejaculatory duct	$c$. Clitoris
$iv$. Erectile tissues	$d$. Fructose
	$e$. Prostaglandins

If Cowper's glands are removed,they will affect:

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