Template talk:Reproductive system

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Suggested modifications

  1. Title: use "Mammalian Reproductive System" rather than "Reproductive System"
  2. Organization: as suggested in Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion, something like "intersex", but better would be "Common"
  3. Organization: I think I see where some people might get upset ... "Female" above "Male". Is there some way to put them side-by-side? But then do we have to worry about "left" vs. "right" as the dominant or inferior position?
  4. Content: I think we should add some cell biology here, "sperm" and "egg" at the least.

Courtland 21:26, 2005 Mar 4 (UTC)

Tfd appears to have failed. I have removed the notice.
I see no problem with the "woman on top" arrangement. Her participation in reproduction is >1000 that of the male in terms of time :-)
I agree with your suggestion of expansion.
As for adding "mammalian" - this just confuses. JFW | T@lk 23:36, 10 Mar 2005 (UTC)
I support a change to 'mammalian reproductive system'. ike9898 19:45, July 10, 2005 (UTC)

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