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'''Genitalia''' or '''genital sex''' refer to the outer [[sex]] organs, especially the [[penis]] or the [[vulva]]. These organs play a crucial role in [[Wikipedia:Sexual reproduction|sexual reproduction]] or [[sexual]] relations. Unlike primary sex traits, which include [[Gonads|internal reproductive organs]] (such as testes or ovaries), genitalia are the visible and external parts of the reproductive system.<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/genitalia</ref><ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/genitalia</ref> |
'''Genitalia''' or '''genital sex''' refer to the outer [[sex]] organs, especially the [[penis]] or the [[vulva]]. These organs play a crucial role in [[Wikipedia:Sexual reproduction|sexual reproduction]] or [[sexual]] relations. Unlike primary sex traits, which include [[Gonads|internal reproductive organs]] (such as testes or ovaries), genitalia are the visible and external parts of the reproductive system.<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/genitalia</ref><ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/genitalia</ref> |
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There are also [[intersex]] genital sex traits, such as [[Ambiguous Genitalia|genital ambiguity]] or [[agenital]], and [[altersex]] genital traits, such as [[phalgina]] in [[Salmacian|salmacians]] or [[Teresex|genital nullity]] in [[angenital]] individuals,<ref>[[wikipedia:Nullo]] |
There are also [[intersex]] genital sex traits, such as [[Ambiguous Genitalia|genital ambiguity]] or [[agenital]], and [[altersex]] genital traits, such as [[phalgina]] in [[Salmacian|salmacians]] or [[Teresex|genital nullity]] in [[angenital]] individuals,<ref>[[wikipedia:Nullo]] |
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#https://queerdoc.com/nullectomy-nullification/</ref><ref>https://wikidataworkshop.github.io/2023/papers/17__published_non_binary_gender_r%5B1%5D.pdf</ref> among other uncommon experiences such as [[xenogenital]]. |
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Latest revision as of 21:11, 29 June 2024
Genitalia or genital sex refer to the outer sex organs, especially the penis or the vulva. These organs play a crucial role in sexual reproduction or sexual relations. Unlike primary sex traits, which include internal reproductive organs (such as testes or ovaries), genitalia are the visible and external parts of the reproductive system.[1][2]
There are also intersex genital sex traits, such as genital ambiguity or agenital, and altersex genital traits, such as phalgina in salmacians or genital nullity in angenital individuals,[3][4] among other uncommon experiences such as xenogenital.