The biological and anatomical differences between females and males refer to:

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The term "sex" refers specifically to the biological and anatomical differences between females and males, such as differences in reproductive organs and hormones. Primarily, it refers to genetic differences reflected in the presence or absence of a Y chromosome. Therefore, only option A is the best choice as it directly relates to biological and anatomical differences. Option B and D only refer to anatomical differences, while gender (option C) is a more complex concept that includes social, cultural, and psychological aspects related to a person's identity, expression, and role in society.

The Biological and Anatomical Differences Between Females and Males Refer