While I generally agree with your statement, the prof in me has to point out an error or two...
Crash writes:
I don't think you're largely wrong about most of the mammal world, but primates, including humans, have to be understood to be the exception, here, for a number of reasons.
Primate females have clitorises, for instance, and experience the same pleasurable sensation of orgasm that males do, which they can achieve at any time, even during their non-fertile period.
First, the clitoris is found in all female mammals not just primates. There is evidence that many non-human (and non primate) females experience somethin akin to orgasm from clitoral stimulation. At the very least they are probably capable of such given the associated nerve structures.
Crash writes:
Primates are the only mammals that do not experience estrous; rather, primates ovulate cryptically
Also, most primate females advertise estrus. The groups that do not are the exception and are, (IIRC across the board) socially and/or sexually monogamous. Given this it is likely that cryptic ovulation evolves to reinforce the social system (and, IIRC, there are at least 6 good hypotheses about this).
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