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A set of characteristics that defines individuals as boys and men or girls and women is called __________.

Biology
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Andreas93 [3]3 years ago
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A set of characteristics that defines individuals as boys and men or girls and women is called gender. Nowadays, the issue of gender is a very touchy subject, as it is unknown whether sex and gender are interchangeable anymore, the way they used to be.
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