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hermaphrodite [from Greek Hermes + Aphrodite] The form and typical nature of both the god and goddess in one individual. Androgyne also relates to a dual-sexed human being. Thus, the hermaphrodite imbodies nature's universal polarity on its lower planes, which polarity is an emanation from the non-dual or non-bipolar mental and spiritual realms. ...
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hermaphrodite An animal that has both male and female body parts. When hermaphroditic animals, such as earthworms and slugs, mate, each animal is then able to lay eggs.
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hermaphrodite (her-MAF-roh-dyte) -- The perfect flower, having both male and female organs.
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hermaphrodite a person born with both ovarian and testicular tissues and internal reproductive organs. hormones - chemical substances created by the body that control numerous body functions. hydrocortisone - a hormone secreted by the adrenal cortex which affects metabolism. hypothalamus - located in the brain, at the base of the optic chiasm. ...
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hermaphrodite Possessing the organs of both sexes.
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