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Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Dichotomized: Transgender Homosexuality in Israel

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    Amir Rosenmann & Marilyn P. Safir

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Rosenmann, A., Safir, M.P. Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Dichotomized: Transgender Homosexuality in Israel. Arch Sex Behav 37, 489–490 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-008-9330-4

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