When males and females of the same species show observable phenotypic differences in, for example, size, the species is said to show
A) gender distinctiveness.
B) phenotypic magnitude.
C) sexual differentiation.
D) sexual dimorphism

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Sexual dimorphism refers to the differences in size or appearance between males and females of the same species.

When Males and Females of the Same Species Show Observable