IPA: /ˌɔːtəʊˈsɛksɪŋ/
KK: /ɔːtəʊˈsɛksɪŋ/
Describing organisms that show distinct male and female characteristics from the moment they are born or hatch.
Some species of fish are autosexing, allowing them to be identified as male or female right after hatching.
A method of breeding animals, particularly birds, that allows for the identification of their sex at the time of hatching based on visible characteristics.
Autosexing is commonly used in poultry farming to easily determine the sex of chicks right after they hatch.
Autosexing → It is formed from "auto-" (meaning self) and "sexing" (derived from the word "sex" which comes from Latin "sexus", meaning gender or sex). The term refers to the process of determining the sex of an organism by itself, without external intervention.
Think of 'self' ('auto-') determining its 'gender' ('sexing') — that's what autosexing means.
No commonly confused words.