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There is no way to tell the gender by there appearances. So the best way to tell if it’s a female or male is to put a mirror in front of them. If the bird reacts and tries to court the mirror it’s a male. If the bird doesn’t do anything it’s most likely a female

https://animals.mom.me/tell-gender-dove-6791.html

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Leopard Gecko’s are sexually dimorphic. You can tell by looking at the underside of the base of the tail. In this area males have two bulges that look like an hourglass. Females in this area only have one bulge or sometimes no bulge at all.

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bull snakes are not sexually dimorphic

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Cockatiels are sexual dimorphism. The difference between males and females are the males loses white or yellow barring and spots on the underside of his tail feathers and wings.

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Red Wigglers
Sexually Dismorphic?- no
http://www.eulesstx.gov/composting/vc_reproduction.htm
Red wigglers are actually both Male and Female, but cannot reproduce without a sexual partner. Red wigglers must join in successful mating in order to reproduce.

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Certain breeds are sexually dimorphic
The males have pointed feathers around the neck, back, and tail; in females these feathers have rounds ends. If the chickens are purebred, their color pattern will also differ.

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You can tell a male from a female because the males are smaller and more aggressive than the females.

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Ringneck doves are not sexually dimorphic.
The only way to tell them apart by sex is to
1) get a dna test
2) watch for male and female combination ques ( female will lay fertilized eggs) and look for different mating rituals between the genders
3) pelvic structure
4) overall egg laying

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The differences between male and female ringneck doves, also known as Barbary doves, are not easy to spot. Even experienced dove fanciers find sexing these types of doves a challenge, but a few techniques can help you to determine if your little doves are boys or girls.

Body Language and Behavior

Observing ringneck doves, and watching their behavioral cues and body language is a method that is used by experienced fanciers to sex Barbary doves. Male and female ringneck doves do display different courtship behaviors, including billing, crouching, bow coos, display flights and driving. Becoming familiar with these behaviors, and which behaviors are exhibited most commonly by the different sexes, can help you to sort out male and female doves fairly quickly. Keep in mind though that this method is not always accurate; while rare, female ringneck doves may display body language more often associated with males and vice versa.

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Jane Peterson has been a professional freelance writer since 2006. She enjoys covering subjects such as personal health, diet, women's health, pets, alternative medicine and green living. Peterson graduated from the University of Florida in 2003, earning a bachelor's degree in science.

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How to Tell if Ringneck Doves are Boys or Girls

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The differences between male and female ringneck doves, also known as Barbary doves, are not easy to spot. Even experienced dove fanciers find sexing these types of doves a challenge, but a few techniques can help you to determine if your little doves are boys or girls.

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http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Keh89U_RVvc/R4ATAcMzJdI/AAAAAAAAAHA/vP7pSauqI5A/s400/male+and+female.jpg  Female rabbits are often larger than males and have a dewlap -a flap of skin on their chest that is used to pull fur from to make a nest. https://www.versele-laga.com/-/media/corporate/images/landingspages/konijn-wam.jpg?la=nl-be&w=400&hash=38FA1FABE55B2ED7FD65E67EB4F743459CD0FE41

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Sexual Dimorphism in Western Painted Turtle

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Sexual Dimorphism in Western Painted Turtle

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“Male painted turtles are generally smaller than the females and they have longer front claws and longer thicker tails. Males also have concave plastrons (bottom shells) to make mounting females during copulation more feasible. One interesting fact is that there are no genetic males or females in painted turtles.”
-“Painted Turtle.” Warner Nature Center, www.warnernaturecenter.org/animals/paintedturtle.

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Chinchillas typically do not differ in color or personality between sexes, at least not enough to have a definitive answer on male or female. The only way to 100% know the sex of a chinchilla is looking at their genitals. The males have a large gap between their penile cone and their anus, whereas the females have virtually no gap between their vulva and their anus. Not all males have visible testicles, so that is not a surefire way to sex them. https://letslovechinchillas.weebly.com/male-vs-female.html

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you can tell the difference between a male and a female because the female is about 1/2 inch wide and has a pouch in front of them on their belly versus the male who does not have a pouch and is thinner then 1/2 inch.
https://www.thesprucepets.com/how-to-identify-sex-of-sugar-gliders-1239505

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1. African Pygmy hedgehog
2. Sexually dimorphic
3. Females slightly larger than males

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American GUinea pigs - not Sexually Diphormic- to tell the difference examine the guinea pigs genital area. A males genitals (penis) is located further away from the anus, where the females (vulva) will be so close to the anus, almost connecting with it

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Adult males have wings covering the entire body, while females only have wing stubs, about 1/4th of their body.

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Red Eared Slider.

Not Sexually Dimorphic  . You can sex a turtle by various things, though it may be difficult at times. One way is claw length. Females have shorter claws, and makes have longer claws. The sizeof  the turtle also helps determine sex. Males are a minimum of four inches, females around seven inches. When it comes to shells, Male turtles have a concave bottom plastron while females have a flat one. Tail length varies, females have shots and skinny tails where males will have long, thick tails.

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It is often difficult to determine the sex of a pet turtle, especially if you did not purchase it from a breeder that hatched them from controlled temperature environments. The temperature during incubation is what determines whether an embryo will become a male or female; cooler incubation temperatures produce males and females develop in warmer temperatures.

Thankfully there are some types of turtles that make it easier than others to distinguish a male from a female without knowing their incubation temperature. Red-eared sliders, for example, demonstrate sexual dimorphism and have distinct differences in size and appearance between the sexes.

Using Shell Size and Shape to Sex Turtles

The size differences between most male and female turtles may not be obvious until the turtle reaches sexual maturity (and the diet can also play a role in the size of a turtle). For male red-eared sliders, sexual maturity is about the time they reach four inches in length (and at about two to five years old). Females are sexually mature when they reach six to seven inches in length (which may take five to seven years).

Many kinds of turtles, including sea turtles, are sexually dimorphic due to the size difference of males and females. But in order to reliably use shell size as a factor in determining the sex of a turtle, you must also know its age.

The bottom of a turtle's shell (called the plastron) is also used as an indicator for sexing turtles. Male turtles have a concave (curved in) plastron while females have a flat one. These shapes enable male turtles to more easily mount a female during mating, and it give females more room to hold eggs internally.

Using Claw Length to Sex Turtles

Female turtles often have claws on their front feet that are short, stubby, and the same length as their toes. Males (and specifically red-eared sliders and other aquatic turtles) have much longer claws on their front feet than females. This is because males utilize their claws when they are attempting to woo females to breed. During mating, the males will also grab the female's upper shells by using their claws.

Using Tails to Sex Turtles

The most common way people sex a turtle is to look at the length of its tail. Female turtles have short and skinny tails while males sport long, thick tails, with their vent (cloaca) positioned closer to the end of the tail when compared to a female. It is, of course, easiest to sex a turtle when looking at its tail length if you have multiple turtles of both sexes to compare.

Using Markings and Coloration to Sex Turtles

All red-eared sliders have predominantly green bodies suffused with bright yellow streaking which won't help distinguish males from females. But there are other color indicators that may. The plastron is yellow with uneven, dark markings that are paired while the tail, legs, and head are green with thick yellow stripes. As red-eared sliders get older, many turn to a dark, almost black color and may obscure some or all of their yellow markings. This darker coloration is more common in male red eared sliders.

Ornate box turtles are another kind of turtle that are sexually dimorphic. Mature male ornate box turtles have red eyes while female eyes are brown. The males also have greenish colored heads with red or orange leg scales and females have brown heads with yellow leg scales.

Using Diet to Sex Turtles

Red-eared sliders are omnivorous and they hunt and scavenge for their food. Both males and females of this species of turtle eat a variety of decaying or live organic matter such as fish, snails, crayfish, worms, crickets, insects and aquatic plants.

However, the food preferences of a female will change when it is pregnant. This change can be used as another indicator that a turtle is a female, but until and unless it lays eggs, appetite shouldn't be used as the sole method for determining its gender.

Edited by Adrienne Kruzer, RVT

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It is often difficult to determine the sex of a pet turtle, especially if you did not purchase it from a breeder that hatched them from controlled temperature environments. The temperature during incubation is what determines whether an embryo will become a male or female; cooler incubation temperatures produce males and females develop in warmer temperatures.

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look very similar in the outward appearance to tell the sex of a degus u look at anogenital region when looking at a boy degus the anus and the cone will be farther apart when looking at a female the anus and the cone will be very close together

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Tiger salamanders are sexually dimorphic.
There are no major distinguishable dimorphic traits between the sexes, only subtle things. For example, the male’s tail is slightly longer, he has thicker, stouter rear legs, and the cloaca swells during the breeding season.