I am reading a book called The Epigenetics Revolution at the moment. It is mostly at cellular and even molecular level, but this bit explains the sexes:
"At a purely biological, and especially an anatomical level, men and women are different. There are ongoing debates about whether or not certain behaviours, ranging from aggression to spatial processing, have a biological gender bias. But there are certain physical characteristics that are linked unequivocally to gender. One of the most fundamental differences is in the reproductive organs. Women have ovaries, men have testicles. Women have a vagina and a uterus, men have a penis."
I would like MNHQ to clarify whether they find this (non-fiction) book about epigenetic modifications on the DNA "transphobic".
Another excerpt from the next page:
"The notation to describe the normal chromosomal constitution of human makes is 46, XY. Females are described as 46, XX because they don't have a Y chromosome and instead have two XX chromosomes."
Again, is the author a vile transphobe? Or a scientist with knowledge of basic human biology?