hermaphrodite
Hermaphrodite is a term used in biology to describe an organism that possesses both male and female reproductive organs or gametes. It is most commonly applied to non-human species, where individuals may have functional reproductive systems of both sexes, either simultaneously or sequentially in life.
Simultaneous hermaphroditism is when an individual has mature male and female gonads at the same time and
Sequential hermaphroditism involves a life-stage sex change. In protandry, individuals start male and later become female;
In humans and many mammals, the term is considered outdated or stigmatizing for people with atypical sexual
Etymology: from Greek hermaphroditos, combining Hermes and Aphrodite.