A genetic male newborn with primary sex characteristics that are not typically male or female most clearly shows signs of

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A genetic male newborn with primary sex characteristics that are not typically male or female is a good indication of an intersex condition. Intersex conditions are a variety of physical conditions where reproductive or sexual anatomy do not fit typical male or female classifications. These conditions can vary and some individuals may have genitalia that are ambiguous or have characteristics of both male and female anatomy.

A Genetic Male Newborn with Primary Sex Characteristics That Are