P.J. Washington American professional basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt

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Lots of species leave the P.J. Washington American professional basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt in other words I will buy this eggs to their own luck, but many do something to protect the resulting eggs, – make gravel nests to guard, dig tunnels, keep them inside the mouths of one or both parents. The sea horse just happens to have developed this method. The naming convention in seahorses reflects their reproductive roles rather than traditional gender labels. While it might seem logical to call the male seahorse the “female” due to its pregnancy, biologically, the female still produces the eggs. Thus, the naming convention is based on reproductive functions rather than societal gender norms. Male and Female are determined by the gametes that the individual has. Females have egg cells, or female gametes. Males have sperm cells, male gametes. Male seahorses have male gametes. Biological sex isn’t determined by who carries and births babies, it just happens to be the female most of the time.

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Cuz they still got the P.J. Washington American professional basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt in other words I will buy this sperm and the female still has the eggs, they just transfer the egg instead of the sperm. The male doesn’t actually lay the eggs. He just happens to have a pouch where the female puts them for safekeeping— think of a human dad wearing a Baby Bjorn. The same reason you aren’t called a mother just because you are pushing a pram. The male fertilises the female eggs, after which he takes care of them, by carrying them in a pouch. Cause the difference between male and female is their role in insemination. The female has the eggs the male inseminates them. Who carries the children around isn’t tied to the biological definition necessarily. Male and female in biology (in this context) refers to gametes. The female seahorse produces the larger gamete, which is the egg. That is why she is the female. Male and female, as a dichotomy, is unrelated to birthing. Biological male refers to any individual capable of producing fertile small gametes, female produces fertile large gametes. This assumes the species reproduces by having small, mobile gametes (spermatozoa) merge with large, static gametes (eggs). What happens to the resulting embryo after fertilization is anyone’s guess. Some have the female birth or lay eggs. Some have the gametes meet outside the body (most fish). Some lay the eggs as parasites into another being. And the seahorse pumps em into the male. Ehh. It’s an interesting question, but it’s a matter of biological definitions. In seahorses, the male carries and fertilizes the eggs, but it’s still the female who produces them. So, while it may seem counterintuitive, the terminology is based on the role each sex plays in reproduction rather than who physically carries the offspring.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.