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We hypothesized that a significant portion of sexual differentiation of mouse external genitalia occurs postnatally. To establish a baseline of normal development to which genital abnormalities could be compared, we determined morphometric measurements and morphological descriptions of the postnatal period of sexual differentiation in mice from birth to 21 days postnatally.

Sexual Differentiation in the Male and Female Mouse from Days 0 to 21: A Detailed and Novel Morphometric Description