Sex-Reversed Bearded Dragons Lay Eggs, Act Like Males

Wednesday, June 8, 2016 - 07:21 in Biology & Nature

Bearded dragon babies that are genetically male but have the physical and reproductive traits of females have hatched in a lab in Australia. Personality-wise, these sex-reversed lizards show extra-masculine behaviors.

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