| sexual dimorphism |
The average difference in body size between adult males and adult females. Primate species with sexual dimorphism in body size are characterized by adult males being, on average, larger than adult females.
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| sexually |
Reproducing by combining genetic material from two individuals.
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| sexual dimorphism |
Differences in the form and size of the two sexes. Among most primates, the male tends to be larger and physically more powerful than the female.
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| sex factor |
A bacterial episome (eg, the F plasmid in E. coli) that enables the cell to be a donor of genetic material. The sex factor may be propagated in the cytoplasm, or it may be integrated into the bacterial chromosome.
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| sex determination |
The method by which the distinction between males and females is established in a species.
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