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Has science gone too far?
>This little white mouse may look ordinary, but he's actually the first male mouse bred with no trace of a Y chromosome. And, despite this lack of Y chromosome, he's also the father of this brood of babies.
>The findings seemingly contradict traditional biological findings, which generally state that X chromosomes are female and Y chromosomes male.
http://www.wired.co.uk/article/mouse-without-y-chromosome
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>>35500390
>he's also the father of this brood of babies.
more like the stepfather... look at those little niglets
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>>35500390
>>The findings seemingly contradict traditional biological findings, which generally state that X chromosomes are female and Y chromosomes male.
Horseshit, it's a complete pair that makes it female or male, not just one chromosome.
On top of that, ZZ/ZW is a thing for butterflies, where ZZ is the male and ZW the female.
Fucking christ I hate bastardized science articles.
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How is this news? XX male isn't exactly a new phenomenon in humans.
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