In her 1995 review, titled “Hormones, Sex, and Gender,” Carol Worthman discusses the prevalent issues in anthropological debates over how and to what extent biology informs sex and gender differences. As a professor of anthropology at Emory University, Worthman reviews both old and then-new literature from a biological anthropologist’s perspective (594), drawing upon over two hundred scholarly sources in total. She aims to guide the discussion among both biological and cultural anthropologists toward a more productive and informed discourse by analyzing how different groups define the…