Semen Chemistry: Implications, Innovations, and Controversy
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Burch’s research covers the morphology of genitalia, specifically the shape of male sexual organs and why they are shaped the way they are. She uses cross-species analysis to explain the evolution of genitalia and semen displacement. She says the seminal fluid composition is a result of intersexual evolution. Burch hopes to provide a better understanding of the molecular level of sex.
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