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You're talking about gametes and OP and GP are talking about dimorphism, which is generally considered the difference in forms not including gametes. It's a ver
by stubybubs 3y ago
You're talking about gametes and OP and GP are talking about dimorphism, which is generally considered the difference in forms not including gametes. It's a very specific word to do with size differences, body hair etc. That is absolutely a bimodal distribution. Even just in height it is not binary.
Sex does have several meanings, and form is one of them.
- brigandish 3y agoSexually dimorphic. That was the phrase used, was it not?
- stubybubs 3y agoYes, I just said dimorphism for short. My bad. What I said still stands, sexual dimorphism is the non-gamete differences between sexes.
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