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What's up with biological hermaphrodite species? My first reaction was, "no way, what about the specialization benefits from sexual dimorphism?"
There are apparently no hermaphrodite mammal or bird species, which seems like evidence supporting my initial reaction. But there are, of course, other hermaphrodite species—maybe they aren't K-strategists, and so sexual dimorphism and role specialization isn't as important?