More so the arguement that gender can be seperate from sex does not hold. I haven't been able to find it with a quick skim but the "animal girl" who was raised outside of society and did not learn language or communications within latter parts of her life still showed signs of feminine behaviors and even gestures. unless her isolated "environment" taught her to be feminite I see no way that you could classify gender away from sex. More so the animal kingdom proves this thesis also false. Female wolves and male wolves will act in the usual behavioral way even without some outside force influencing the way they should act. Omega wolves, or lone wolves, are always male and will always act in an agressive male fashion the same way you would see with other male wolves. Now is the reason why female wolves always stay with the pack is majority-wise because of their environment? No, because female wolves naturally act within their pack with the intention to breed, raise, and help hunt. Environment can influence these animals the way they raise their pups to act in certain situations? Yes; However there is no instance within these packs that influence the female wolf to act feminine or for the male wolf to act masculine, these senses come naturally as with the way their brains have been wired to instinctivley act in their proper way.
