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• Sexual dimorphism
  '''Sexual dimorphism''' is the physical differences that exist between [[male]]s and [[female]]s Sexual dimorphism may appear as differences in size and color and the existence of body parts
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• Sexual dimorphism/Approval
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• Sexual dimorphism/Definition
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• Sexual dimorphism/Related Articles
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• Sexual dimorphism
  '''Sexual dimorphism''' is the physical differences that exist between [[male]]s and [[female]]s Sexual dimorphism may appear as differences in size and color and the existence of body parts
  2 KB (300 words) - 13:58, 24 April 2008
• Brain size/Related Articles
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• Bowerbird/Related Articles
  {{r|Sexual dimorphism}}
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• Green Anaconda/Related Articles
  {{r|Sexual dimorphism}}
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• Great Dane
  ===Sexual dimorphism=== All Great Danes must exhibit [[sexual dimorphism]], which means that males must look and females must look decidedly differe
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• Australopithecus afarensis/Related Articles
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• Sexual dimorphism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Sexual dimorphism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Setter
  They exhibit some [[sexual dimorphism]], with males taller and heavier than females, and some of the breeds are r
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• Gordon Setter
  ...ugh these dogs remain, of course admirable companions. They exhibit some [[sexual dimorphism]], with males taller and heavier than females
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• Brain size/Bibliography
  *{{CZ:Ref:Ridley 1995 Pelvic sexual dimorphism and relative neonatal brain size really are related}}
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• Bowerbird
  ...e green and brown plumage that blends well with their habitat. They are [[sexual dimorphism|dimorphic]]: the mature male has glossy, satiny blue-black plumage. He
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• Bird
  Most bird species exhibit [[sexual dimorphism]] to some degree, that is, that male and female birds look different. It i
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• Indri indri (Indri)
  ...ial Reserve]] males are slightly larger than females and there is slight [[sexual dimorphism|dimorphism]] in color pattern<ref name= "Mittermeier"/>.
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• Chin augmentation
  ...he nose, and the rest of the jaw, the human chin shows [[Sexual Dimorphism|sexual dimorphism]], meaning that two different forms exist according to gender, male and fem
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• Breed standard
  Some important conformation points for show animals include size, colour, [[sexual dimorphism]] (when males and females look different), the quality of [[pelage|coat]],
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• Hyaenidae
  ...short spotted coats. Spotted hyaenas (adults) lack the upper first molar. Sexual dimorphism favours the females.
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• Green Anaconda
  ...t dead. Females are significantly larger than males, having the largest [[sexual dimorphism]] of all the snakes.
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• Brown hyaena
  ...iversity Presspages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote=}}</ref> Sexual dimorphism favours the males of the species. Brown hyaenas share the typical ‘hyaena
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• Brain size
  ...d [[pelvis|pelvic]] size in human females (cf. [[CZ:Ref:Ridley 1995 Pelvic sexual dimorphism and relative neonatal brain size really are related|Ridley 1995]]) as a lim
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