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Of thirty-six men with female nuclear sex chromatin pattern, thirty-two had engaged in heterosexual activity and four had not established any adult sexual relations. All thirty-six men had hypoplastic sexual glands. Of nine men with hypoplastic glands in a group of one hundred ninety-four homosexual men, six were available for study of the nuclear chromatin. This was found to be masculine, not feminine.