In biology, a woman can be defined as an adult human female who is biologically characterized by the presence of two X chromosomes and the ability to give birth to offspring. The biological characteristics that distinguish females from males are primarily related to reproductive function, including the presence of ovaries, which produce eggs, and the ability to carry and give birth to offspring. In addition to reproductive functions, females also exhibit a range of physical and physiological differences from males, including differences in body size, musculature, and hormonal profiles. These differences are largely the result of variations in sex hormones, such as estrogen and progesterone, which are produced in different quantities in males and females.
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