Intersexuals (formally known as hermaphrodites) have:

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Intersexuals have biological characteristics of both sexes, meaning they have some combination of male and female reproductive organs, hormones, and/or chromosomes. This is the current preferred term for individuals who are born with ambiguous genitalia or other sexual characteristics that do not fit typical male/female categories, as "hermaphrodite" is considered stigmatizing and inaccurate. XYY chromosome patterns are associated with Klinefelter Syndrome, a different genetic condition. High levels of estrogen could occur in certain conditions in both males and females, but it is not a defining characteristic of intersexuality. Soft tissues are not specifically related to intersexuality.

Intersexuals (Formally Known as Hermaphrodites) Have