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season isexpected or appropriate formalesandfemales mindsets
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androgyny displayinga balance or masculineand femininecharacteristics
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health
systematic
a attemptto measureandrogyny
feminine androgynous using a scaleof 60traits
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hormones influencethe development of secondary sexual
characteristicsandgenderrelated behaviours
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facial bodyhair
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