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In a group, there is a dominant female clownfish. If she is removed or dies, the dominant male transforms into a female.
These are birds where females can transform into males in the presence of a shortage of males.
They can change sex in response to social dynamics within their population.
They may change gender in response to environmental or social factors, for maintaining a breeding population.
Some species of sea bass can undergo sex change, depending on the needs of the population.
They exhibit gender changes based on conditions and population dynamics.
Many snail species are hermaphroditic and can exchange sperm during mating, allowing for mutual reproduction.
They are large reef fishes, known to change gender, usually from female to male, as it grows older and larger.
They are hermaphroditic, possessing both male and female reproductive organs. During mating, they exchange sperm with each other.
Bearded dragons, a type of lizard, may change gender as embryos, influenced by the temperature during incubation.