In humans, genetically there are technically only 2 sexes or genders. Some, however, nowadays may contend that non-operational transgendered persons constitute a third gender o Male-to-female(MTF) or FTM. This might be considered more of a political or social designation rather than being a purely medical or scientific designation.
So when you read an ad or profile stating someone is of the "3rd gender" it typically refers to a Transgender Person (also often called transsexual, tranny, shemale, ladyboy or newhalf).
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For many years humans were characterized as having only two genders. These were male and female and linked both to the physical organs and the romantic or sexual attraction. People were in general forced into one of these two roles. The term gender was used confusingly between physical and emotional/mental attributes.Sex at the genetic level was determined by X and Y chromosomes. Men were thought to have an x and a Y chromosome, women double X (XX) chromosome. Right away there is a problem as there are six nominations of these karyotype sexes that create viable fetuses:
As a consequence there can be:
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Basically, because there are two sexes. One gene allele is on one chromosome from dad and the other allele is on the chromosome from mom. If more than two alleles for a trait, only two can be represented in the genome of the organism.
Actually, this question is dumb because there are only two sexes, male and female.
True.
At last count there were two; male and female.
Two is more stronger themselves
The linguistic battle of the sexes refers to the study of language differences between men and women. This field explores how language use can reflect and perpetuate gender stereotypes and power dynamics in society. Researchers analyze aspects such as vocabulary choice, sentence structure, and conversational patterns to understand how language can both mirror and shape gender roles.
Some science-fiction stories speculate on life on other planets with 3, or perhaps 5, sexes. However, it would probably be more complicated to bring together representatives of all the 5 sexes.
They can result in more than one phenotype.
Basically, because there are two sexes. One gene allele is on one chromosome from dad and the other allele is on the chromosome from mom. If more than two alleles for a trait, only two can be represented in the genome of the organism.
Actually, this question is dumb because there are only two sexes, male and female.
There are some countries in the world, such as Saudi Arabia, in which men have more rights than women do. In other countries, such as the US, the legal rights of both sexes are exactly the same.
Yes, waterboatmen have two sexes.
Male and female..
True.
No. Both sexes are the same when it comes to aggression. (and everything else too) There is no sexual dimorphism in Oscars.
God didn't make two sexes. There are 2 sexes to increase genetic diversity. Organisms that reproduce asexually (having only one sex) are not as diverse and are therefore less able to adapt to their environment and thus reproduce continuing their species.
The gene for hypokalemic PP is present equally in both sexes, but leads to noticeable symptoms more often in men than in women.