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Hey /jp/,

Did you know that you can create a real life futa by exposing a human female embryo to testosterone?

The clitoris basically turns into a penis, and it's been done before on "accident."

>> No.3328834

I thought testosterone to an embryo would make it into a guy? Though I don't know much in that field.

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>>3328834

>> No.3328851

>>3328834
It's all about the chromosomes man.

>> No.3328852

testosterone is a female hormone too gaiz

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>>3328834
don't know much about middle school biology, huh

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>>3328834
You fail Biology.

>> No.3328863

>>3328851
What I mean is, pumping testosterone into a female embryo, I don't think it would make it a futanari. I think it would be born with mostly guy characteristics.
>>3328855
We don't have middle school here.

>> No.3328921

>>3328863
>We don't have middle school here.
That explains a lot.

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>>3328921
Oh he went there!

>> No.3328936

>>3328921
Yea. You graduate when you finish grade 6.

>> No.3328943

>>3328863
Google female spotted hyenas.

They're all futas.

>> No.3328940

>>3328931
Quit posting beaver on this board, can't you see it's worksafe?

>> No.3328955

>>3328936
Where exactly do you live?

>> No.3328978

>>3328940
Pervert.

>> No.3328979

>>3328955
Canada.

>> No.3328997

>>3328979
lolcanadians

>> No.3329042

>>3328851

Not exactly. The chromosomes are needed for proper development into adulthood, but the physical characteristics are decided in the womb by hormones.

All vertebrate embryos begin life as female (remember Jurassic Park?) and it takes hormones at the right time to make them physically male. Usually those hormones are only released when the fetus is genetically male, but sometimes accidents happen. Reproduction is never quite cut & dry. So you can wind up with an XX male or if by chance the hormones are not released, an XY female. Both are quite capable of surviving to adulthood, but neither will likely be able to be fertile and have children of their own.

And sometimes you can wind up with extra sex chromosomes, too. XXYs and XXXYs. Or genetic chimerism, where different parts of you actually have different genetic codes due to freaky happenings in the womb.

>> No.3329076

>>3329042
Note that you're more likely to have Down's than to be a hot girl with a penis.

>> No.3329105

>>3329042
Jurassic park isn't a good example as it was biologically inaccurate.

>> No.3329190

>>3328997
There's so many education systems... I'm in Canada too and here we get 6 years of elementary, then 5 years of high school, then a sort of useless mini-college thing for 2 or 3 years and then 3+ years of university.
I'd change a few things too if I could.

>> No.3329218

>>3329190
I grew up in Greater Vancouver, and we had elementary K-7, then High School 8-12. Then we moved about an hour away and here there is middle school.

>> No.3329238

>>3329218
Hah, looks like it's even worse than I thought.
It's getting where you have trouble expressing your scholarity level.

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