What does gynandromorphy mean?
A rare or abnormal condition in which an organism, especially an insect, has both male and female reproductive organs. This term is often used in biology and entomology.
Example
"The scientist studied the gynandromorphy of the butterfly, noting the unusual combination of male and female characteristics."
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