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When matching biological terms with functions or locations, it's essential to consider the specific roles or anatomical positions these terms refer to. This helps in avoiding common misconceptions or mix-ups.
Analyzing the combinations for accuracy. Hensen's node (I): Correctly matched. It plays a crucial role in the gastrulation process by inducing the involution of chorda mesodermal cells. Epimere (II): Incorrectly matched. Epimere forms the dorsal somatic mesoderm, primarily contributing to the development of dermis, skeletal muscles, and vertebral column, not directly related to the urinogenital organs. Cowper’s glands (III): Incorrectly matched. Cowper's glands are not located beneath the urinary bladder; they are near the penile urethra and their secretions lubricate the urethra for sperm passage, not specifically for nutrition. Mons pubis (IV): Correctly matched. It is indeed a cushion of fatty tissue present above the labia majora.
