Folgender Hinweis: dass der Mensch in zwei verschiedenen Geschlechtern daherkommt, die wir Mann und Frau nennen, ist eine wissenschaftlich eingehend untersuchte Tatsache der Realität. Siehe: https://t.co/hVrz5i0moH /1
@SamuelHamerIOM Each sex is defined with respect to a gamete type. This paper on the evolution of sex explains why there are two sexes and what is distinct about each sex. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
RT @DaysGoByGoBy: No, this has been the definition for woman, or an adult human female since we understood humans had gametes and their rol…
Trans folks are getting it slowly that sex is indeed binary. Watch their next move: rewriting the history of biological research, claiming that the gamete argument was invented post 2018 to spite trans people 😳 @EU_ScienceGeek
RT @DaysGoByGoBy: No, this has been the definition for woman, or an adult human female since we understood humans had gametes and their rol…
No, this has been the definition for woman, or an adult human female since we understood humans had gametes and their role. Do not even try to pull this recreation of history. Woman has always been adult human female, and females have been linked to ova.
@sleekimager @AkivaMCohen @FieldsofAthnry Find me a single peer reviewed biology paper that defines the male and/or female sex. Just one will do. https://t.co/HHnlggsj3o
@sleekimager @AkivaMCohen @FieldsofAthnry Please provide me with a peer reviewed biology paper that defines the male and/or female sex. https://t.co/HHnlggsj3o
@KmrlLoveless @ryancorrigan73 @franckisted @AnnLesbyPhD @elonmusk @benshapiro You're asking me how biology defines the sexes? https://t.co/HHnlggsj3o
@aliteralvirus @setoacnna To not make gametes you would have to be born without testes or ovaries (very rare, but I am sure there are some case studies). Most without these organs are not XX or XY Interesting review on why nature decided to go with a asymm
@punishedpog Male and female are categories. Sex is divided on the basis of reproductive function. https://t.co/9goY1QrSga
@natprance @mentalplex @WEschenbach @nberlat @roderickgraham Just in case you missed it. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@natprance @mentalplex @WEschenbach @nberlat @roderickgraham OK Nat. Let’s start with this paper, as it addresses a number of your concerns about the fundamental nature of what a sex is and how many have evolved. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@RemcodeBrouwer @Sanspareille @JamesLJvR @dennismolema @BlendleNL @HPdeTijdNL Ja, dat zal het probleem zijn... 😏https://t.co/HHnlggsj3o
@DarkSoutherner @WhoKnowsAnymre @GCBeeGee @RayTski @i_love_juju @zaelefty Since you mentioned anisogamy though, it's probably worth noting that at least some authors writing about it recognise that definitions of sex vary. See, for e.g., p. 1167 of this pa
@d0p4z @Women___Exist When you understand biology and evolution , yes https://t.co/oZ3cXyA4dK
@aroakland @KSpence88 Here's another. I mean we can go all day if you like but I have presented some stuff to you, now can you tell me what the other sexes are and what their role in reproduction (which defines sex) is? Then we can discuss https://t.co/Ds
@MechaDeathFrog @halomancer1 @threeteapots @a_salty_pinch @connorperrett No idealism; simply biology: https://t.co/HHnlggsj3o https://t.co/be0KIuOWJG
@SVersiv Da das tatsächlich immer wieder gebracht wird und einfach nicht verstanden wird, dass uralte Tatsachen nicht immer neu gefunden werden müssen, hier eine recht gute Quelle dazu, dass Zweigeschlechtigkeit entstanden ist und warum sie sich bis jetzt
@MJDiAmore @Blitheandjovial @JoeDeanOfficial @bsabin999 @MattWolking @GlennYoungkin @GovernorVA Here try actual papers https://t.co/oZ3cXyisPa
RT @lecanardnoir: @wildswan @AlbertoCairo @MattWalshBlog Here is one on how the sexes evolved and why it produced two - and only two -types…
@wildswan @AlbertoCairo @MattWalshBlog Here is one on how the sexes evolved and why it produced two - and only two -types, defined by one of the two asymmetrical gamete types. Have these biologists got the count wrong on the number of sexes? https://t.c
@JohanDH4 @LowInfoJoe1 @AlexWilde87 @_samanthalux This paper is quite good on explaining why two and only two sexes have evolved. And what a sex actually is. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@AubinMagnus @halomancer1 @SpiderJ @zaelefty @XtinaGrimwade @LGBwiththeT The name of the paper is in the image that Zach provided, but I can easily provide many more peer reviewed biology papers that define the sexes by gametes. Do you have one that define
@LucyLauser @HistoricalNoOne @byebyebirry @RodeToSurfdom @JudySan14557592 @KristiNoem For the other people still in doubt about the definition of the sexes though: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
@craver_daniel @2damntrans @DeBallsac @Caris_Mx @AphroditeRisin1 @IndiaWilloughby Sex/gender are often discussed together. Context matters, even if we are talking just about biology. See, for example: - p. S94 of https://t.co/UgHgwtGrOJ - https://t.co/s1vM
RT @logi_con: @FlipyTalk @nabrix72 @Dan_Arrows I've copied another acedemic paper in reply to your tweet re biological sex determination bu…
@Tom_Norm @StopfordianR @NettiLDN https://t.co/VPsbGPDBPE In this paper, biologists discus why 2 sexes have evolved. We can see that each sex arises directly from there being 2 distinct gamete types that lead to two distinct reproductive roles. Are these
@QWieke This paper provides some interesting information as to WHY evolution developed the sexes this way, if you're interested: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
RT @lecanardnoir: @Mnemosyne1337 @CheneyForPrison @FredZembo @Timcast And those ancestors have given rise to the two distinct sexes we see…
@Mnemosyne1337 @CheneyForPrison @FredZembo @Timcast And those ancestors have given rise to the two distinct sexes we see now. Two very discrete sexes. Not a spectrum of sexes. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@FeliciaEntwined @etotheipie @edillades @ETVPod @Moonlitpiglet @Skepticallefty Can we agree that this paper quite clearly states why two sexes have evolved? https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@etotheipie @FeliciaEntwined @edillades @ETVPod @Moonlitpiglet @Skepticallefty Can we agree that two sexes have evolved? https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@etotheipie @FeliciaEntwined @edillades @ETVPod @Moonlitpiglet @Skepticallefty So a paper that described why only two sexes have evolved. Can we agree that only two sexes have evolved? https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@ClubAtheists @SwipeWright @RichardDawkins Happy to explain in greater detail why human sex isn’t binary under this understanding. And here’s a citation for the aforementioned definition of sex: https://t.co/iZp2QExRi5
@machetemom @LunarMariaRilke @FondOfBeetles @AbsMcFabs @ETVPod How about another peer reviewed biological paper? Its clear you follow pseudo nonsense https://t.co/mKOZzP5Oi5
@MrPogy @jk_rowling Better yet, I can show you: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg https://t.co/LglW70TU0n
@Phildidgee @etotheipie @ramendik @lecanardnoir @ZombieTron @DeathNate4 @ETVPod @mauscuba7500 For example, he seems fond of citing a review paper on anisogamy, claiming or implying that it "confirms" his definition of male/female. That paper, however, says
@MechaniVal @etotheipie @2damntrans @ETVPod @lecanardnoir @FondOfBeetles @OwnerOfIdeas How is it contingent on physical characteristics? https://t.co/mKOZzP5Oi5
@maiakm @melissawright75 @NadiaJacobsen3 Don't be ridiculous. Even the dictionary knows the definition. You just don't like how biology defines the sexes. https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg https://t.co/NlsnR5c3eC
@Arthur_Carlyle @OnlyIndieRadio @DragonNexus @Moppettshow The same way as with every other human: by looking at their reproductive anatomy. As for your earlier question: it has everything to do with it, because that's how biology defines the sexes. https:/
@UnnamedDeluca @jen_galvinized @roderickgraham @FondOfBeetles Sex is of course binary No peer reviewed biological paper supports a view that sex is not binary https://t.co/mKOZzP5Oi5
@SteveCl58542482 @DominiqueTaegon @thejamesmax @chrisrankin So what you're really saying is that you don't know how biology defines the sexes? Let me help you with that: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
@BartySlarty @TheWolfSpirit1 @PomPomQuadSquad @ConflictOfValue @flawedhowl No. You misunderstand the argument. There are multiple ways of sensibly talking about sex. Even research authors discussing anisogamy seem to recognise this (e.g., see the glossary
@beaterast Berre at den tråden er misvisande og ikkje seier kva kjønn _er_. Ho hoppar glatt bukk over at kjønn er knytta til reproduktiv evne og kjønncelleproduksjon. Det er knapt nokon som hevdar at kjønn=kromosom, og dei som seier tar uansett feil. https
@FlipyTalk @nabrix72 @Dan_Arrows I've copied another acedemic paper in reply to your tweet re biological sex determination but this one covers some more fundamentals re gamete roles and evolution https://t.co/NBVgUxDoGu
@MBones798 @FlagranteBasta1 @Hebsevenfour @IHateTDSTelecom @Katheri96958317 @lewisjwr Ah. OK. Let's do that then! Shall we start with the biological literature on how sex evolved and the outcome of that evolution? https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6 This paper clea
@Tantearose @Book_Worm_83 @PomPomQuadSquad @fallen_raziel @shadowmaiden14 @Dracalous @CathyPenney2 @WistfulOtter @logicalityman @congratsyourebi @AphroditeRisin1 @squatterbadge @ricardo_jpl Here it is, by the way (https://t.co/LL83dMQL9A). The authors note
RT @lecanardnoir: @ShirubaGaunna @Ineffablecando1 @ImperioDohaeris @edwards2779 @D_C_75 @TitaniaMcGrath A sex is a reproductive role associ…
RT @lecanardnoir: @ShirubaGaunna @Ineffablecando1 @ImperioDohaeris @edwards2779 @D_C_75 @TitaniaMcGrath A sex is a reproductive role associ…
@lascapigliata8 “we must be clear about how the two sexes are defined in a broad sense: males are those individuals that produce the smaller gametes (e.g. sperm), while females are defined as those that produce the larger gametes ” https://t.co/T0pH9d4Bzn
RT @lecanardnoir: @ShirubaGaunna @Ineffablecando1 @ImperioDohaeris @edwards2779 @D_C_75 @TitaniaMcGrath A sex is a reproductive role associ…
@ShirubaGaunna @Ineffablecando1 @ImperioDohaeris @edwards2779 @D_C_75 @TitaniaMcGrath A sex is a reproductive role associated with a gamete type in anisogamy. Would you like some peer reviewed citations from the biology literature? For example, https:
@LunaNotLunar_ @shutmyeyestosee @TheLadyLustre @TryingMaybe @CathRobilliard @spikedonline @8RosarioSanchez So basically what you're saying here is that you don't know how biology defines the sexes? Perhaps this will help: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
RT @lecanardnoir: @TryingMaybe @LunaNotLunar_ @TheLadyLustre @CathRobilliard @spikedonline @8RosarioSanchez Here is a good paper on why two…
RT @lecanardnoir: @TryingMaybe @LunaNotLunar_ @TheLadyLustre @CathRobilliard @spikedonline @8RosarioSanchez Here is a good paper on why two…
@TryingMaybe @LunaNotLunar_ @TheLadyLustre @CathRobilliard @spikedonline @8RosarioSanchez Here is a good paper on why two and only two sexes have evolved. It shows how each sex is defined with respect to a gamete type. What do you think they have got wro
@tlkinboutpraxis @DennisT47365689 @SwipeWright You have disproven nothing. You simply do your utmost to misunderstand biological definitions. https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
@FennoGroenwold @justz571 @MariekeBIoos @nrc Misschien helpt dit: https://t.co/O3icoMDYIg
@flickeringdust_ @JamesEsses We can concentrate on this paper to begin with as there is a lot in here. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@flickeringdust_ @JamesEsses Here is a paper that discusses the number of sexes that have evolved and why that number has evolved. There are quite a few clues in the paper as to why my dog, parrot and daughter are female and other things. https://t.co/
@EverydayisWedn3 @MabeeJoe Und, hast du einen Beweis für mehr als zwei Geschlechter? Und bitte komm mir nicht mit "Es gibt kein biologisches Geschlecht", weil sich weniger komplexe Organismen anders fortpflanzen, du bist keine asexuelle Amöbe, sonst hättes
@FemgirlVR @endofpatriarchy @jk_rowling Would you like to see the peer reviewed biology as to how a sex is defined? This is a very good paper on how and why only two sexes evolved. You can see the concept of sex is tied uniquely to gamete types. The spectr
@AboutLungCancer @MarnoASMRFan @RuthHay96406976 @Franklin_Graham Let’s look at some actuyal biology papers - you do not need to trust my authority - I ask you to trust the authority of the peer reviewed literature. This paper describes how two discrete s
@kungfuXander @Rationalist69 @2wist @YMidtownL @AbigailShrier Here is a paper that discusses the evolution of sexes and why the number that did above was inevitable. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@Broaddict2 @yozhikitty @NathanielHart72 @NeelaGhoshal @NapatNoon1 @KarinG777 @ChristieElanCan The first screenshot looks familiar. Is it from this paper? https://t.co/mtta0MkA0J
@NathanielHart72 @yozhikitty @NeelaGhoshal @NapatNoon1 @KarinG777 @ChristieElanCan Biologists seem accustomed to varying definitions of sex. (See, for example, p. 1167 of https://t.co/LL83dMQL9A.) It seems that the term can sensibly be used in various cont
@SciConservative @NeelaGhoshal @NapatNoon1 @KarinG777 @ChristieElanCan Definitions of sex vary. Even those working on understanding anisogamy seem to acknowledge this? (See, for e.g., p. 1167 of https://t.co/LL83dMQL9A)
@DrDMcGregor @GP_SexualHealth … howe many have evolved. A sex is an evolved,ved reproductive function based on a gamete type. There are two gamete types s0 two sexes. https://t.co/3GsgARBPd6
@idebunkforme @nativeginger13 https://t.co/oZ3cXyA4dK Sex is a reproductive strategy / system of two . Eggs = 0 Sperm = 1 Some species can produce both ( slugs , plants ) 01 But not humans .