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The direct dependence of sexual pigmentation on the primary sexual glands is well illustrated by a true hermaphroditic adult finch exhibited at the Academy of Sciences of Amsterdam (May 31, 1890); this bird had a testis on the right side and an ovary on the left, and on the right side its plumage was of the male's colors, on the left of the female's color.

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See. e.g., Papillault, Bulletin Société d'Anthropologie, 1899, p. 446.

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Guinard, Art. "Castration," Richet's Dictionnaire de Physiologie.