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_aavaa_ ◴[] No.42183601[source]
There are 2 sets of male-female pairs of the species which have different chromosomes. I am not sure what about her characterization is complete nonsense.

https://www.audubon.org/news/the-fascinating-and-complicated...

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1. kgwgk ◴[] No.42184585[source]
In white-striped males, tan-striped males, white-striped females and tan-striped females a less enlightened person would see two sexes (male and female) and two color forms (white and tan).

> It's almost as if the White-throated Sparrow has four sexes.

Ok, whatever.