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http://www.hawaii.edu/PCSS/biblio/articles...2010to2014/2010-intersexuality.html
'Intersex conditions can result from three main fundamental processes; genetic, enzymatic-hormonal and receptor based. As mentioned above the most typical genetic causes of intersex involve chromosomal variation. Usually this variation extends throughout the whole body. Each body cell contains a like chromosomal complement. A less frequently seen variety is where there is variation that shows differences in separate areas of the body. This is called mosaicism. In such cases there exists a mixture of cells so that one part of the body might be XX in character while XY in another. One part of such a body might contain a testis while another contains a uterus. In extremely rare cases a person might essentially be a male on one side of the body and a female on the other. This is called a chimeric condition.'
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