A male mammal has a seminal vesicles, prostate gland and penis. A femal mammal has a uterus, oviducts, cervix, vagina and mammary glands. The gonadal rudiment has 2 normal options the opposite of other rudiments, for example a lung rudiment can become only a lung. If the Y chromosome is absented then the undifferentiated human gonads will be a female. The appearances of typical males and females do not allow us to differentiate between these hypotheses. But some scientists have been able to differentiate between these two hypotheses by observing certain unusual situations.
The males and females in a pedigree are differentiated by their sex organs.
only the females bear fruit
Females produce fewer gametes.
there is no difference between the meosis in males and females.
Understanding the difference between males and females
by the single pair of sex chromosomes
females have 7 segments on their abdomen while males only have 8
they are identical in appearance,but females grow larger.
they are identical in appearance,but females grow larger.
Is there a difference in chest cavityt between females and males?
Male swans are often a bit larger than the females and have a thicker neck; the knob at the base of the male's upper bill is larger than the female's knob.
It is very difficult to distinguish males from females. For a thorough summary, accompanied by photographs, visit < http://www.migrationresearch.org/mbo/id/blja.html >. For much of the year, it is all but impossible to distinguish males from females. But Blue Jays know!
The majority are females.
The males have longer and more fancier fins. The females have shorter ones. Kind of like hair for humans, except the opposite.
A battle of the sexes is any competition between females and males, or the persistent rivalry or opposition between males and females.
The males and females in a pedigree are differentiated by their sex organs.
No. Boys have a prostate gland, girls have a uterus. They both have the same embryological stem.