Posted on 04/04/2019 1:05:15 PM PDT by Red Badger
Georgia Southern University scientists say they made the discovery about General Casimir Pulaski after years of research
They claim DNA testing and examination of skeletal remains shows Pulaski was biologically female
A new documentary suggests that Pulaski had an intersex condition known as congenital adrenal hyperplasia
They said Pulaski's remains showed a female-looking pelvis, as well as a more female facial structure and jaw
The team's findings are currently being reviewed by the Journal of Forensic Anthropology
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Scientific researchers are arguing that examination of skeletal remains and DNA testing has found that a Revolutionary war hero dubbed 'the father of the American cavalry' was in fact biologically female.
Researchers from Georgia Southern University say they made the discovery about General Casimir Pulaski after years of research examining the general's remains.
Their claims are laid out in a new documentary - The General Was Female? - on the Smithsonian Channel's America's Hidden Stories series, which airs next week.
The documentary suggests that Pulaski had an intersex condition known as congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
The condition results in genetic females producing excessive amounts of male steroid hormones that can lead to abnormal sexual development and make genitals appear more masculine.
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Yes. Thanks for the correction. That shows how often I go to the movies.
But he fought in the Revolution for those that did. Obviously even THAT would be beyond the pale for today’s socialist kiddies.
Great old folk song, it's a real belter!
And 23 And Me tells all Caucasians that they’re black just to mess with them.
There’s no science in science anymore. Just ideological agenda.
Any doubt that is true? Just try muddling through the constant crap in “studies” that’s been published in the last few years.
He met who?
Though a bit gruesome, teratology is an interesting subject.
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