> I have already offered, as evidence for my argument, research findings by
> Stephen Jay Gould (evolutionary biologist) & Thomas Laqueur (historian of
> science). Now I am going to provide an article by Anne Fausto-Sterling
> (geneticist & professor of medical science). Those who believe in the
> eternal necessity of the two-sex model are arguing against three
> scientists. What evidence do they have? None.
Yoshie,
Your post of Fausto-Sterling is a critique of Carrol, not me. That is, it's a rebuttal of his contention that it was equally possible to make a biological argument that there is is only one sex, as that there is two. The idea that there is only one sex was all I was criticizing. That's why I called this thread "only one sex?".
RO