If one set of genitalia are extraordinarily developed, the other set are correspondingly atrophied.
In the case of extreme development of the clitoris and approximation to the male type we must expect to find imperfectly developed uterus or ovaries.

This would answer for one of the causes of sterility in these cases.
There is a type of hermaphroditism in which the sex cannot be definitely declared, and sometimes dissection does not definitely indicate the predominating sex.

Such cases are classed under the head of neuter hermaphrodites, possibly an analogy of the "genus epicoenum" of Quintilian.

Marie Dorothee, of the age of twenty-three, was examined and declared a girl by Hufeland and Mursina, while Stark, Raschig, and Martens maintained that she was a boy.

This formidable array of talent on both sides provoked much discussion in contemporary publications, and the case attracted much notice.