The article relates gynandromorph developmental control networks to how species may form.
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Males with asymmetrical forceps are called gynandromorphs or hermaphrodites because they resemble females.
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The major types of gynandromorphs, bilateral, polar and oblique are computationally modeled.
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Bilateral gynandromorphs are easily recognized in this species.
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Many other possible gynandromorph combinations are computationally modeled, including predicted morphologies yet to be discovered.
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This example of hermaphroditism ( a bilateral gynandromorph ) is one of very few known for elasmobranch fishes.
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"P . glaucus " is one of a few species of papilionids known to produce gynandromorphs.
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A gynandromorph can have mosaic, a case in which the two sexes aren't defined as clearly.
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A developmental network theory of how gynandromorphs develop from a single cell based on internetwork links between parental allelic chromosomes is given in.
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Can we call a gynandromorph a " partial intersexed creature " ? . thanks . talk ) 18 : 42, 18 March 2012 ( UTC)
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