Shifting syndromes: Sex chromosome variations and intersex classifications

Overview of attention for article published in Social Studies of Science, February 2018

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@Nelly29598213 @JanelleKief @mythofahero @DarrenBrow88977 @libsoftiktok https://t.co/Ft43aeUdgk Shifting syndromes: Sex chromosome variations and intersex classifications - David Andrew Griffiths, 2018

@InARsWeTrustt @DrDeeMichell @PaulineHansonOz That is a red herring. What constitutes male & female is not as cut & dried as once thought. Basically, MYOB. What's the fascinatuon with what's in anyone else's underpants? https://t.co/I4g6caQXpe

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