Homosexualidá n'aves

Ente les especies aviarias hanse documentáu evidencies de **comportamientu [[homosexualidá|homosexual]] o [[transexualidá|transexual]]** ente unu y dellos casos: apareyamientu, cortexu, ciñu, unión de pareya o crianza. Estos detalles apaecen descritos nel llibru del investigador Bruce Bagemihl: *Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity* de 1999.

Nel so llibru Bagemihl comenta qu'hasta empiezos de los años 90 nun se tuvo en cuenta la identidá sexual de manera "oficial" a gran escala ante los posibles prexuicios escontra'l coleutivu LGBT. Dichu volume estremar en trés partes: *Two Hundred Years at Looking at Homosexual Wildlife*, *Explaining (Away) Animal Homosexuality* y *Not For Breeding*. N'este fai fincapié nos "prexuicios sistemáticos" y la "inorancia presente na bioloxía" per parte de científicos a los que califica de "zarraos de mente" que busquen esplicaciones reproductives sobre la homosexualidá, transexualidá y la non-procreación como alternativa a la heterosexualidá.

Petter Bøckman, conseyeru académicu de Against Nature? declaró "dellos científicos describieron la homosexualidá como daqué dafechu distinta al sexu. Tienen De entender que los animales pueden tener rellaciones con quien quieran ensin la considerancia de nengún investigador que cuestione los principios éticos. El comportamientu homosexual ye frecuente ente aves y mamíferos sociales, cuantimás nos marinos xunto colos primates."

El comportamientu sexual ente'l reinu animal espresar de distintes maneres, inclusive ente les mesmes especies y les sos motivaciones, que siguen siendo investigaes pa una mayor comprensión. La investigación de Bagemihl demuestra que la homosexualidá [ensin tener en cuenta'l apareyamientu] foi documentada en quinientes especies dende primates hasta parásitos intestinales. La homosexualidá n'animales foi oxetu de discutiniu ente los socialconservadores, yá que esti casu implicaría tamién a los humanos ente qu'otres fontes declaren que "nun puede oldease la moralidá humana col comportamientu animal". Anque dichu comportamientu recibió dellos nomes, el más correutu sería aquel nel que l'animal, nesti casu l'ave, amuesa la so sexualidá de manera natural por aciu el cortexu y posterior apareyamientu.

## Exemplares avícoles

## Ver tamién
* Homosexualidá n'animales
* Animales que presenten un comportamientu homosexual
* Necrofilia homosexual nel coríu real
* Against Nature?
* Kees Moeliker
* Ecoloxía del comportamientu
* Biodiversidá
* Bioética
* Bioloxía y orientación sexual
* Ethología
* Selección sexual

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