What Contribution Did Neuroscientist Simon LeVay Make to the Understanding

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Multiple Choice

What contribution did neuroscientist Simon LeVay make to the understanding of sexual orientation?

• A) His research suggested the brains of homosexual men may be different from the brains of heterosexual men.
• B) He discovered the gay gene and advocated it as the reason for sexual orientation.
• C) He was the founder of Queer Nation, the largest gay rights advocacy group in America.
• D) He conducted research in New Guinea that demonstrated three distinctly different gender behaviors.

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