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The enlarged tip of the penis is referred to as the:

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The enlarged tip of the penis is referred to as the:

The enlarged tip of the penis is referred to as the:
A) prepuce
B) glans penis
C) shaft
D) spongy urethra
E) scrotum

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It's the glans penis.

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