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A) excess progesterone
B) high levels of androgens
C) absence of androgens
D) high levels of gonadotropin-releasing hormone
E) high levels of luteinizing hormone
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A) the Sry gene.
B) testosterone.
C) the X chromosome.
D) the Y chromosome.
E) no factor.
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A) adrenogenital syndrome
B) Turner's syndrome
C) Sry syndrome
D) persistent Müllerian duct syndrome in a genetic male
E) androgen-insensitivity syndrome
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A) feminization.
B) emasculinization.
C) behavioral masculinization.
D) aromatization.
E) behavioral defeminization.
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A) Sexual reflexes cannot occur without the brain.
B) The brain is not required for the sexual reflexes of erection and ejaculation.
C) Sexual orientation is dependent on spinal mechanisms.
D) Pathways from the hypothalamus to the spinal cord are key to sexual behavior.
E) Male sexual behavior can at times appear to be brainless.
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A) a clearly defined scrotum and penis.
B) a clearly defined Wolffian duct system.
C) gonads that are not differentiated for a male or female.
D) clearly defined ovaries.
E) a clearly defined Müllerian duct system.
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A) females can mate at any time during the estrous cycle.
B) females can only mate around the time of ovulation in the menstrual cycle.
C) there is no cycle of growth/loss of the uterine lining in the estrous cycle.
D) the estrous cycle does not involve the secretion of estrogens.
E) the estrous cycle is longer than the menstrual cycle.
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A) leptin
B) LH
C) ghrelin
D) kisspeptin
E) cortisol
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A) medial preoptic area; female rat
B) central nucleus of the amygdala; female rat
C) ventromedial nucleus; male rat
D) medial preoptic area; male rat
E) spinal cord; female rat
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A) estradiol
B) progesterone
C) LH
D) follicular hormone
E) testosterone
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A) projects to the accessory optic area.
B) of a human is heavily innervated.
C) is the receptive organ for pheromones.
D) is critical for sexual behavior in dolphins.
E) is found in all mammals.
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A) a refractory period
B) sexual satiety
C) sexual inhibition
D) the Coolidge effect
E) the cold-shower effect
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