Match the columns.
Column $I$
Column $II$
$(a)$ Seminiferous tubules
$(1)$ Place for storage and maturity of sperm
$(b)$ Urethra
$(2)$ Structure which releases out sperm cells
$(c)$ seminal vesicle
$(3)$ A gland exist in pair producing nutrients
$(d)$ Epididymis
$(4)$ Coiled duct where sperms start development
Match the columns.
| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $(a)$ Seminiferous tubules | $(1)$ Place for storage and maturity of sperm |
| $(b)$ Urethra | $(2)$ Structure which releases out sperm cells |
| $(c)$ seminal vesicle | $(3)$ A gland exist in pair producing nutrients |
| $(d)$ Epididymis | $(4)$ Coiled duct where sperms start development |
$(a - 4), (b - 2), (c - 3), (d - 1)$
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