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Gender issues

Why is the ridge there?

Why can we say an embryo is both male and female? Male organs? Female organs?

Hermaphrodites (intersexed) and ambiguous genitalia The Louve - Paris

Hermaphrodites (intersexed) Historical

Hermaphrodites (intersexed)

Hermaphrodites (intersexed)

Hermaphrodites (intersexed)

Ambiguous Genitalia Historical

Ambiguous Genitalia

Ambiguous Genitalia

Ambiguous Genitalia

Bill feels he should have been born a female Case #1 Bill feels he should have been born a female How would he be classified? Is he a transvestite or transsexual? If a m-f transsexual wants sex with a man, is s(he) gay or straight?

Bill M-F Transgender Operation

Case #2 Janet appears to be female, however, she has a small penis. How would she be classified? Pseudohermaphrodite

Case #3 Sally is an 18 year old female Normal female genitals No menstruation What could be a diagnosis? Turner’s syndrome (X0)

Case #3 Mary is 15 years old Normal external female genitals Has no menstruation What could be a diagnosis? Androgen insensitivity syndrome (XY) Could she be normal?

What did we learn from the Joan/John study?

How do gender roles effect how we engage in sex?