In multicellular organisms, sexed gonads have evolved that facilitate release of sperm
versus eggs, and bilaterian animals purposefully combine their gametes via mating …

Most sexually reproducing animal species are characterized by two morphologically and
behaviorally distinct sexes. The genetic, molecular and cellular processes that produce …

The Amphiprion (anemonefish or clownfish) family of teleost fish, which is not a common
model species, exhibits multiple unique characteristics, including social control of body size …

Sexual differentiation of the brain occurs in all major vertebrate lineages but is not well
understood at a molecular and cellular level. Unlike most vertebrates, sex-changing fishes …

The common clownfish, Amphiprion ocellaris, is an iconic coral reef fish, ubiquitous in the
marine aquarium hobby and useful for studying a variety of biological processes (eg, mutual …

In the majority of vertebrates, including fishes, sex is determined during early development
and remains unchanged throughout life. Nonetheless, a small number of teleosts have the …

There is currently no unifying theory providing a science-based rationale of shared origins
for conventional and unconventional human identities. Contemporary notions of human …

In the majority of vertebrates, including fishes, sex is determined during early development
and remains unchanged throughout life. Nonetheless, a small number of teleosts have the …

Brain studies done in the last 25 years comparing Trans-and Cis-participants are reviewed.
The research ranges over different brain areas and structures, with different investigations …