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Animals produce only two types of gametes. Each human produces - or would, in the absence of genetic mutation, disease, or injury - only one gamete type. A human's biological sex is determined by the type of gamete that they do, or would in the absence of pathology, produce. https://www.britannica.com/science/fertility

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