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Environmental sex reversal (ESR), whereby environmental effects (e.g. exogenous chemicals) override genetic sex determination, is a commonly used technique in aquaculture and physiology research. We performed a systematic review and meta‐analyses of the literature that compares the sperm characteristics of masculinized genotypic females to wild‐type males. We detected no mean differences between the...
Environmental sex reversal (ESR) occurs when environmental factors overpower genetic sex‐determining factors. The phenomenon of ESR is observed widely in teleost species, where it can be induced by exposing developing fish to endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs). EDC‐induced ESR has been exploited by the aquaculture industry, while ecological and evolutionary models are also beginning to elucidate...
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