Match the structures of the male reproductive system to their functions.

Delivery of sperms to female system: Penis

Storage and maturation of sperms: epididymis

Production of sperms and testosterone: testes

Protection and temperature maintenance of testes: scrotum

Explanation:

Sperms are produced in seminiferous tubules of testes and the leydig cells of testes produce testosterone. Sperms are delivered to epididymis from testes for storage. Sperms are matured and become capable of fertilizing egg cell in epididymis. Penis is the structure that serves to deliver them to the female reproduction tract. Scrotum is the sac to which testes descend during embryonic development to maintain lower temperature as needed for sperm production.

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