gynandromorphism (Meaning)

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gynandromorphism (n.)

An abnormal condition of certain animals, in which one side has the external characters of the male, and the other those of the female.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The gynandromorphism of the butterfly was evident in its mosaic of male and female traits.
The unusual gynandromorphism in the bird resulted in it having both male and female plumage.
The scientist studied the gynandromorphism in the fruit fly to investigate the genetic basis of sexual dimorphism.
The gynandromorphism in the spider was so pronounced that it could be mistaken for two different individuals.
The male half of the gynandromorph was larger and more aggressive than the female half.
The gynandromorphism in the fish affected its reproductive behavior, as it displayed both male and female courtship rituals.
The researchers hypothesized that the gynandromorphism in the mammal was caused by a chromosomal abnormality during embryonic development.
The gynandromorphism in the plant resulted in flowers that had both male and female reproductive structures.
The study of gynandromorphism has provided valuable insights into the developmental mechanisms of sexual differentiation.
The gynandromorphism in the worm was a rare and fascinating phenomenon that challenged traditional views of sexuality.

An abnormal condition of certain animals, in which one side has the external characters of the male, and the other those of the female.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The gynandromorphism of the butterfly was evident in its mosaic of male and female traits.

The unusual gynandromorphism in the bird resulted in it having both male and female plumage.

The scientist studied the gynandromorphism in the fruit fly to investigate the genetic basis of sexual dimorphism.

The gynandromorphism in the spider was so pronounced that it could be mistaken for two different individuals.