How Reproductive Organs Differ Across Genders

Male and female organs share a common embryonic origin.
The clitoris and penis develop from the same early tissue.
Ovaries and testes are functional counterparts.
Hormones guide each organ’s development and function.
Both systems produce reproductive cells and sex hormones.
Internal vs. external anatomy reflects different reproductive roles.
Both experience cycles of hormonal change.
Gender diversity shows the spectrum of reproductive biology.
Every body’s reproductive anatomy is unique in form and timing.
Function, not appearance, defines reproductive purpose.