The scrotum contained two hard bodies thought to be testicles, and the general appearance was that of hypospadias.

Postmortem a complete set of female genitalia was found, although the ovaries were very small.

The right round ligament was exceedingly thick and reached down to the bottom of the false scrotum, where it was firmly attached.

The hard bodies proved to be on one side an irreducible omental hernia, probably congenital, and on the other a hardened mass having no glandular structure.

The patient was an adult.
As we have seen, there seems to be a law of evolution in hermaphroditism which prevents perfection.