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Study: Female dolphins have a working clitoris, so they probably enjoy sex | Ars Technica
Clitoris evolution: What dolphins reveal about female sex organs | New Scientist
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Inflated dolphin penises reveal how marine genitalia evolved | WIRED UK
Study: Female dolphins have a working clitoris, so they probably enjoy sex | Ars Technica
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The Mechanics of Dolphin Sex: All The Dirty Details You Need To Know | Discover Magazine
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The Mechanics of Dolphin Sex: All The Dirty Details You Need To Know | Discover Magazine
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Spontaneous Ejaculation in a Wild Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops aduncus) | PLOS ONE
Dolphins derive pleasure from 'very complicated vaginas', says new research | Euronews
Female dolphins have weaponised their vaginas to fend off males | New Scientist
