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Gay men identifying as the bottom are more likely later in the birth order which so it may be related to weakness and mutational load<ref name="ref41"></ref> and exclusive homosexuals exhibit other markers [[mutants|mutational load]] as summarized by the [[#Statistics|statistics]] below, so given that mutational load has increased.<ref>https://www.amazon.co.uk/At-Our-Wits-End-Intelligent/dp/184540985X</ref> Taken together, the group of men self-identifying as homosexuals is unlikely to be representative of human sexuality in the past.
Gay men identifying as the bottom are more likely later in the birth order which so it may be related to weakness and mutational load<ref name="ref41"></ref> and exclusive homosexuals exhibit other markers [[mutants|mutational load]] as summarized by the [[#Statistics|statistics]] below. Further, mutational load has increased due to declining ecological harshness.<ref>https://www.amazon.co.uk/At-Our-Wits-End-Intelligent/dp/184540985X</ref> This suggests, the group of men self-identifying as exclusive homosexuals is unlikely to be representative of human sexuality in the past or the present.
It is sufficient there to be selective pressure for (bisexual) androphilia in men for exclusive male homosexuality to emerge more often as an extreme instantiation of that adaptation.
It is sufficient there to be selective pressure for (bisexual) androphilia in men for exclusive male homosexuality to emerge more often as an extreme instantiation of that adaptation.
That being said, having a high mutational load is not a judgement or insult. It is simply a genetic condition, much like being physically ill or weak is not an insult.
That being said, high mutational load is not a judgement or insult. It is simply a genetic condition, much like being physically ill or weak is not an insult.


===Other evolutionary hypotheses===
===Other evolutionary hypotheses===
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