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| • | Hermes + Aphrodite |
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| • | Monoecious
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| – | hermaphroditic |
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| • | Male and female sex organs in one |
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| • | Many species of flatworms, hydroids, |
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| • | Wrasse can sequentially turn from female |
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| • | Advantages? |
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| • | Twice the reproduction with each mating. |
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