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Revision as of 22:56, 23 February 2006 editSamsara (talk | contribs)27,603 edits I believe what used to be sex is now sex-determination system← Previous edit Revision as of 22:56, 23 February 2006 edit undoSamsara (talk | contribs)27,603 edits censor enthusiasm for brevityNext edit →
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*For section "sex": "Here should be a summary of the ] article and related material, with emphasis on how the categorisation into male and female works, i.e., stuff about sexual dimorphism (how sex is determined in different species). XX chromosomes, SRY genes, reproductive tasks, etc." *For section "sex": "Here should be a summary of the ] article and related material, with emphasis on how the categorisation into male and female works, i.e., stuff about sexual dimorphism (how sex is determined in different species). XX chromosomes, SRY genes, reproductive tasks, etc."
*For section "social category": This needs to be expanded. It's easily the most interesting part of the article. *For section "social category": This needs to be expanded.
*For section "music": Write about Riepel's theories *For section "music": Write about Riepel's theories
*For section "other languages: Should this section be here at all? See AlexR's comments on the talk page (now in Talk Archive 1). *For section "other languages: Should this section be here at all? See AlexR's comments on the talk page (now in Talk Archive 1).

Revision as of 22:56, 23 February 2006

  • For section "sex": "Here should be a summary of the sex-determination system article and related material, with emphasis on how the categorisation into male and female works, i.e., stuff about sexual dimorphism (how sex is determined in different species). XX chromosomes, SRY genes, reproductive tasks, etc."
  • For section "social category": This needs to be expanded.
  • For section "music": Write about Riepel's theories
  • For section "other languages: Should this section be here at all? See AlexR's comments on the talk page (now in Talk Archive 1).