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Derelitto

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Atlanta, GA
Interests
Anthropology, Science, History/pre-History, Reading, Writing, Eating
College Major/Degree
Anthropology
Favorite Area of Science
Evolutionary Biology, Biological Anthropology

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Mammal Species w/ Higher Testosterone Levels in Females vs. Males?

Derelitto posted a topic in Evolution, Morphology and Exobiology

I'm having a debate with someone, and something my opponent stated struck me as flat wrong, but I'm unsure how to respond. His statement was: 'For all mammalian species, females have less testosterone than males.' Hyenas are an obvious exception to this universalising statement which I will bring up in due course, but I can't think of any other species. Are there any other species of mammal in which the females exhibit higher levels of testosterone than males? I need more than just a single 'exception' to his claim. Thanks! --Derelitto
- November 8, 2010

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