The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review

Homosexual behavior has been analyzed as an evolutionary paradox in the biological context. In this review, we will try to compile the main genetic, epigenetic, hormonal, neurological and immune explanations of homosexuality, as well as the ultimate evolutionary causes of this complex behavior in th...

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Autores principales: Barona, Daniel, Aponte, Héctor
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 2014
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/racc/article/view/8670
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topic homosexualidad
evolución
genética
Homo sapiens
homosexuality
evolution
genetics
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evolución
genética
Homo sapiens
homosexuality
evolution
genetics
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Barona, Daniel
Aponte, Héctor
The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review
topic_facet homosexualidad
evolución
genética
Homo sapiens
homosexuality
evolution
genetics
Homo sapiens
author Barona, Daniel
Aponte, Héctor
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title The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review
title_short The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review
title_full The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review
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title_full_unstemmed The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review
title_sort multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: a brief review
description Homosexual behavior has been analyzed as an evolutionary paradox in the biological context. In this review, we will try to compile the main genetic, epigenetic, hormonal, neurological and immune explanations of homosexuality, as well as the ultimate evolutionary causes of this complex behavior in the human being, incorporating information from studies in other animal species. All these factors determine the homosexual behavior, acting most of the times, simultaneously. Hereditary and non hereditary factors determine homosexual behavior, explaining its persistence despite its apparent disadvantages in relation to reproductive fitness.
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