gynandromorphy
/dʒaɪˈnændrəˌmɔrfi/
noun
- The condition of being a gynandromorph; the state of having both male and female physical characteristics in one organism.
- Gynandromorphy is most commonly observed in butterflies and moths.
- The museum exhibit explained gynandromorphy using preserved specimens of split-sex insects.
- The study of gynandromorphy helps scientists learn about sex determination in animals.