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definition="'Juvenile' categorizes the life cycle stage of an animal or human that starts with the independence of the nest and/or caregivers and ends with sexual maturity.",
definition="'Prime adult' categorizes the life cycle stage of an animal or human that starts at the onset of sexual maturity or the cessation of growth, whichever comes last, and ends before senescence.",
definition="A 'parcellation scheme' is a set of parcels occupying a part or all of an anatomical entity that has been delineated or annotated using a common approach or set of criteria.",
definition="Biological sex that produces egg cells (ova).",
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description="A female organism typically has the capacity to produce relatively large, usually immobile gametes (reproductive cells), called egg cells (or ova). In the process of fertilization, an egg cell (ovum) fuses with a smaller, usually mobile male gametes, called sperm cells (or spermatozoa).",
definition="Biological sex with both male and female reproductive organs.",
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description="A hermaphrodite is an animal or plant that can produce gametes (reproductive cells) of both, male and female sexes. In sexually dimorphic organisms, hermaphroditism may occur because of variations in the genetic code. The term *hermaphrodite* is considered to be misleading, stigmatizing, and scientifically specious in reference to humans. For this reason, in humans the term *intersex* is typically used.",
definition="Biological sex that produces sperm cells (spermatozoa).",
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description="A male organism typically has the capacity to produce relatively small, usually mobile gametes (reproductive cells), called sperm cells (or spermatozoa). In the process of fertilization, these sperm cells fuse with a larger, usually immobile female gamete, called egg cell (or ovum).",
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