Mark the odd term in each series: Give category for the rest of terms.
Vas deferens; Fallopian tube; epididymus; Cowper's gland.

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Solution

Fallopian tube
Vas deferens originates from the testis.
Epididymus is a highly coiled structure arising from the seminiferous tubules of the testis.
Cowper's gland is situated slightly below the prostate gland.
Vas deferens, epididymus, and Cowper's gland all are part of the male reproductive system.
The fallopian tube arises from the ovary and is a part of the female reproductive system.
Hence, the fallopian tube is the odd one out and the others belong to the male reproductive system.

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