Why Humans Have Nipples: Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Humans develop nipples because embryonic breast tissue forms before sex differentiation (around week 7). Male nipples are a byproduct of this shared developmental pathway. They have no physiological function in males but contain nerve endings and can be sensitive.
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