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Posted by: serpentcity at Wed Sep 22 19:39:06 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by serpentcity ] ...pretty much what jyohe said, but maybe a skosh bit more technically,lol! Homosexuality is surprisingly common in vertebrate species. Larger more experienced males rarely get confused but it's common in younger less experienced males. And then of course there's HERMAPHRODITES (ie the Klinefelters's, the Turner Syndromes, etc.). To my knowledge never confirmed but surely possible in herps, particularly with parthenogenesis being increasingly recognised in herps. | ||
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