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Exhibit 65: Shorter Anogenital Distance in Boys

Three cohorts that measured anogenital distance, one row each: the study, the boys counted, and what it found.

Three human cohorts, one row each, all reading the same way. Swan 2005, one hundred thirty-four boys in the United States, a dose-response. Bornehag 2015, one hundred ninety-six boys in Sweden, with DINP the metabolite that stood out. Swan 2015, the TIDES cohort, three hundred and sixty-six boys in the United States, replicating the finding. Each row is a separate cohort measured by a separate team.