Difference between revisions of "androgyny"
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|etymology=Greek <i>aner</i>, male; <i>gyne</i>, woman | |etymology=Greek <i>aner</i>, male; <i>gyne</i>, woman | ||
| − | |definition=Having male organs develop before female during maturation | + | |definition=Having male organs develop before female during [[maturation]] |
|see also=[[protandrous hermaphrodite]]. | |see also=[[protandrous hermaphrodite]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:39, 13 September 2013
androgyny (noun; Greek aner, male; gyne, woman): Having male organs develop before female during maturationSee also: protandrous hermaphrodite.
