Re: Why Testosterone Increased in Humans (Re: Hair loss and Sweat glands ...yes, testosterone)

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James Howard <phis@sprynet.com> wrote in article
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>Our bipedalism is relatively unique; our pubertal growth
> spurt should be relatively unique

JW: Kangaroos are bipedal. Was this caused by a testosterone
increase? Is there any correlation with their pubertal growth
spurt (if they have such a thing)?

Having read your articles on the newsgroup, and your website
article I would be grateful if you could clarify a small matter.
Am I right in thinking that DHEA is only used for gene
transcription and replication after the formation of the zygote?

John Waters

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