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The author's thesis attempts to envisage the sex life of man as a species. It takes the position that the pattern of man's sex life as a total reaction has been falsely restricted to one or another localized point of excitation, and that this biological inadvertence has resulted in a sexual distortion that is characteristic of human behavior throughout. Supporting evidence for this view is drawn from physiological, anthropological, genetic and morphological sources as well as from recent phylobiological researches.