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Brian McFarland is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering sexual health. He previously developed community health education materials after working as a college peer educator, holds a BS in public health from University at Albany, and develops black-and-white film in a converted bathroom darkroom.

Why Do We Have Areolas? Their Biological Purpose Reproductive
How Much Does a Uterus Weigh? Factors and Changes Reproductive
What Does an Adam’s Apple Look Like Inside?Eyes & ENT
Are Women’s Hips Wider Than Men’s? A Biological View Zoology
What Is the Line on the Scrotum Called?Reproductive
Do Men Have a Pelvic Bone? Anatomy and Functions Bones & Muscles
What Are the Bones in Your Wrist Called?Bones & Muscles
What Is a Lymph Node in the Breast?Cancer
Which Hole Does the Period Blood Come Out Of?Reproductive
Do Women Have Adam’s Apples? The Biology Explained Biology
What Age Do Men Start Producing Sperm?Reproductive
Why Do Females Have Bigger Thighs Than Males?Biology
Do Girls Have an Adam’s Apple? The Biological Answer Reproductive
Why Do Men Have Nipples? The Biological Reason Biology
Why Don’t Humans Go Into Heat Like Other Animals?Zoology
What Is the Pink Thing in the Corner of Your Eye?Eyes & ENT
Is What You See in the Mirror Accurate?Mental Health
Where Are Eggs Stored in the Female Body?Reproductive
Can Females Smell Testosterone? The Science Explained Biology
What Is the Biological Purpose of Butt Hair?Skin & Hair
At What Age Does a Woman Fully Mature?Hormones
Where Is a Woman’s Groin Located? Anatomy Explained Reproductive
Do You Have Bones in Your Butt? An Anatomical Answer Bones & Muscles
Are There Bones in Your Buttocks? Anatomy Explained Bones & Muscles
Do Men and Women Have the Same Amount of Ribs?Bones & Muscles
Why Are Women’s Thighs Bigger Than Men’s?Biology
Do Humans Have Scruffs? A Biological Explanation Zoology
What Is the Sit Bone Called? The Ischial Tuberosity Bones & Muscles
Do Girls Have Groins? The Anatomy of the Female Groin Bones & Muscles
Why Do Men Have Flat Butts? The Biological Reasons Bones & Muscles