 ... are identical in both sexes; the uterus masculinus found in males is identical with the womb or vagina of the female, resultant from arrested development, and is frequently referred to as a defective uterus. In ancient periods, removal of these so-called...  Bi-sexual Man: Or, Evolution of the Sexes - Page 25by Francis H. Buzzacott, Mary Isabel Wymore - 1912 - 83 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Hilton Hotema - Science - 1998 - 452 pages
...which is part of the clitoris; the prostatic gland. are identical in both sexes; the uterus masculine found in males is identical with the womb or vagina...that maleness or femaleness was increased thereby." (Human Anatomy, Century Ency.. Dict..) The scientific manner m which to solve this problem is to accept... | |
 | Herbert M. Shelton, George R. Clements, Herbert M. Shelton - 1998 - 236 pages
...simply a womb 'out of employment.' Then he quotes Waught as saying "the prostatic glands are indentical in both sexes; the uterus masculinus found in males is identical with the womb or vagina in the female." If Waught is right it seems that it is woman's prostate that is out of employment.... | |
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