Alligators use temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD) to determine the sex of their offspring, which is irreversible once the alligator hatches. The temperature of the eggs during incubation is the main factor that determines the sex of the embryo's gonads. The temperature-sensitive period for sex determination in Alligator mississippiensis is between 7 and 21 days of incubation, but some experiments suggest it could be as late as 35 days. Event Venue
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