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... female pelvis . The pubic arch is wider in the female pelvis than in the male , and the opening in the true pelvis of the female is larger and more oval- shaped than that of the male . lateral condyle greater trochanter medial condyle ...
... female pelvis . The pubic arch is wider in the female pelvis than in the male , and the opening in the true pelvis of the female is larger and more oval- shaped than that of the male . lateral condyle greater trochanter medial condyle ...
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... female has normal color vision . The defect is transmitted through the daughters , but both male and female chil- dren have normal color vision . The grandsons who inherit the X - chromosome gene for color blindness will be color ...
... female has normal color vision . The defect is transmitted through the daughters , but both male and female chil- dren have normal color vision . The grandsons who inherit the X - chromosome gene for color blindness will be color ...
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Russell Myles De Coursey. the gonads are the male and female generative organs . They are the primary sex organs , which produce the germ cells , or gametes . The male gonads , or testes , produce spermatozoa , and the female gonads , or ...
Russell Myles De Coursey. the gonads are the male and female generative organs . They are the primary sex organs , which produce the germ cells , or gametes . The male gonads , or testes , produce spermatozoa , and the female gonads , or ...
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