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In addition to the generalized enlargement, puberty causes the testes to become more elongate, ovoid, and flattened. The scrotum
becomes quite pendulous and full in appearance and the left testis 'hangs' below the right to a grossly apparent degree. The evident qualitative differences between prepubertal and adult testes and scrotums do not go unnoticed by young people.