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edit"The Fornicate Gyrus is connected to the amydala, the mid region of the parietal region of the skull. The Fornicate Gyrus releases a chemical that allows sexual stimulation usually in the mid 20's in females and 30's in males. It is possibly part of the Limbic system."
This article makes little sense to me. Could the initial author add a reference for his information? What is the chemical? Can't people be sexually stimulated before their 20's and 30's? Therefore what is the function of the chemical? --Henry Hadlow 15:03, 18 August 2005 (UTC)