• Bonehead@kbin.social
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      6 months ago

      Every article you’ve posted and every article you will post says the same thing.

      For a male cat to have a calico pattern, the feline has to have three sex chromosomes: two Xs and a Y. This phenomenon can happen in both humans and animals and is, in either case, known as Klinefelter syndrome.

      Again, they may present with male genitals, but genetically they are both male and female. There are no male calico cats. It’s literally impossible.

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          6 months ago

          Call them whatever you want. Genetically they are male and female. This is simple biology, which is apparently much more complex than you seem to understand.

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                6 months ago

                He’s right. You are just being really stubborn. The fact you think biological sex is simple is a big giveaway you don’t know what you are talking about. XXY is not considered intersex and never has been.