Abstract
Sexual dimorphism of the central nervous system (CNS) has been widely documented. Morphological sex differences in brain areas underlie sex differences in function. To distinguish sex differences in physiological function from underlying sexual dimorphisms, we use the term sexual diergism to encompass differences in function between males and females.
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