At birth,male and female infants are distinguished by______________,which are the genitalia used in the reproductive process.

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Primary sex characteristics are the bodily structures that differentiate males and females and are directly involved in reproduction, including the genitals. Tertiary and secondary sex characteristics develop later in life and are not directly involved in reproduction. Cultural tendencies refer to learned behaviors and beliefs, which may influence gender expression but are not biological markers of sex.

At Birth,male and Female Infants Are Distinguished By______________,which Are the Genitalia