Here it is, for your viewing pleasure: my first published research article.
And, because this is sure to happen to some degree (and has already started: How it will be interpreted.
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p.s. The Y chromosome is not going to disappear anytime soon (i.e. in your lifetime, or your children's lifetimes or in your great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grand child's lifetime, nor are males going to disappear. Period.
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Great comic! I've seen news anchors misinterpret species. Seriously, a news anchor was reporting on a squirrel. The film showed a white squirrel which caused the anchor to announce that it was not a squirrel but was a rat. (Apparently some rats have cute fluffy tails ;)
Given that, I think most news organizations have little hope of reporting accurately on your paper.
Sigh...sadly I have to agree with you...
Although their mess-ups are sometimes hilarious, such as the rat-squirrel, or even the raccoon-beast that washed up on the shore:
http://timpanogos.wordpress.com/2008/08/05/montauk-monster-no-its-a-raccoon/
it gets a bit old when you realize they aren't doing it go be funny - they just don't want to tire out their two lonely brain cells to think of a reasonable explanation.
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