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Epigenetic landscape of hormone-independent sexual dimorphism and characterization of canine XIST. [PDF]
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Secular Changes in Cranial Morphology and Pattern of Sexual Dimorphism in Modern Japanese: A Geometric Morphometric Analysis Using Post-Mortem Computed Tomography Data. [PDF]
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Animal Reproduction Science, 2012
Sexual dimorphisms (SDs) have evolved in mammals to assure greater reproductive success for individuals, usually males. Secondary sexual characteristics (SSC) developed to further this objective, tending to be more pronounced in species which are polygynous, diurnal and open-habitat dwellers.
McPherson, F.J., Chenoweth, P.J.
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Sexual dimorphisms (SDs) have evolved in mammals to assure greater reproductive success for individuals, usually males. Secondary sexual characteristics (SSC) developed to further this objective, tending to be more pronounced in species which are polygynous, diurnal and open-habitat dwellers.
McPherson, F.J., Chenoweth, P.J.
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Environmental Biology of Fishes, 1991
Sexual dimorphism and factors that may cause it were investigated in 34 species of the genusSebastes. Sexual dimorphism in standard length and morphometric characters are fairly common in rockfish. In many species males are shorter than females. However in males head length, width of orbit, interorbital width, length of upper jaw, longest pectoral fin ...
William H. Lenarz +1 more
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Sexual dimorphism and factors that may cause it were investigated in 34 species of the genusSebastes. Sexual dimorphism in standard length and morphometric characters are fairly common in rockfish. In many species males are shorter than females. However in males head length, width of orbit, interorbital width, length of upper jaw, longest pectoral fin ...
William H. Lenarz +1 more
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Sexual Dimorphism and Sexual Intermediaries
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2010Robert Sparrow's article (2010) attempts to defend the position that humans are sexually dimorphic. However, human embryology clearly shows this is not the case.
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1998
Abstract: An increasing amount of evidences suggests that galanin plays an important role in the regulation of reproduction in the rat. Galanin is colocalized with luteinizing hormone‐releasing hormone (LHRH) in a subset of LHRH neurons, and the pattern of coexpression is sexually dimorphic, with a higher incidence of colocalization and level of ...
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Abstract: An increasing amount of evidences suggests that galanin plays an important role in the regulation of reproduction in the rat. Galanin is colocalized with luteinizing hormone‐releasing hormone (LHRH) in a subset of LHRH neurons, and the pattern of coexpression is sexually dimorphic, with a higher incidence of colocalization and level of ...
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Nature Reviews Cancer, 2020
Two studies have now provided evidence of differences, dependent on patient sex, in oncogenic features, such as frequencies of driver gene mutations, mutation load and mutational signatures, as well as immune selection.
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Two studies have now provided evidence of differences, dependent on patient sex, in oncogenic features, such as frequencies of driver gene mutations, mutation load and mutational signatures, as well as immune selection.
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