1. Hermaphrodite is used to describe any person incompatible with the biological gender binary but in medicine, it has recently been replaced by intersex. 2. Humans with typical reproductive organs but atypical clitoris/penis are called pseudohermaphrodites in medical literature. 3. Pseudohermaphroditism also refers to a human possessing both the clitoris and testicles. 4. This typically means that the organs on the inside are of one sex, while the organs on the outside are of another sex; for example, a hermaphrodite might have a penis and testicles, but inside, there are ovaries and possibly a uterus. 5. In more rare cases, the chromosomes say a person is male or female, but the genitals say otherwise. 6. In many of these cases, th...