gynandromorphism

[Eng. gynandromorph; -ism.] Zool.: The condition of certain animals in which one side has the outward characteristics of a female and the other of a male. suff.- ous.) gyn-ăn-drous, a. [Mod. Lat. gynandr (ia); Eng. Bot.: Having the stamens and pistil connate, gynandrian. and suff. -ous.] gyn -ăn-ther-ous, a . [Pref. gyn- ; Eng. anther , Bot .: Having the anomalous characteristic that the stamens are converted into pistils.