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Human Voice Took Over the Role of Pheromones in Establishing Sexual Orientations

2021-03-23

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The biology of sexual orientations has intrigued people for generations. Many models have been providing insights to that topic, but there are still unanswered questions. In humans, sexual orientation has a learned component. Humans have to learn cues by which they identify the sex of their mates, and cues of the emotional messages that those mates broadcast. Many of those cues depend on arbitrary societal convent...

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23b757e7-6eac-5216-b709-7fbdd4cae6bd
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10.20944/preprints202103.0568.v1
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