Question: Do Chachamim argue with R. Yehudah (who says that a Tumtum who was torn and found to be a male does not do Chalitzah, since he is like a Seris)?

Answer: Since R. Yosi said in the name of R. Heila that we do Yibum to [the Tumtum's] wife, this shows that they argue with R. Yehudah. (We explained this like PNEI MEIR.)

If an Androginus Kohen was Mekadesh [a woman], we are concerned for his Kidushin. If a man was Mekadesh [an Androginus], we are concerned for his Kidushin. If a [Pasul man] had Bi'ah with [an Androginus Kohen, the latter] is disqualified from Terumah, like a woman. (He is a Safek male, Safek female, so we are stringent in every case.)

Question (R. Nicha b'Ribi Sava citing R. Yonah citing Rav Hamnuna): Is this even if his own type (another Androginus had Bi'ah with him) in any way (whether in the anus, or in his female genitals)?!

This is difficult! If [an Androginus] is a male, a male does not disqualify a male. If [an Androginus] is a female, a female does not disqualify a female (whatever they do to each other is not considered Bi'ah)!

Answer: (An Androginus is not a Safek male, Safek female. Rather, he has a male side and a female side.) The male side of [the Bo'el] disqualifies the female side [of the Niv'al. We explained this like HA'GAON RAV C. KANIEVSKY, SHLITA, MEICHAL HA'MAYIM.]

[An Androginus who was Niv'al to a Pasul] feeds his wife [Terumah], but he does not feed his slaves;

He feeds his wife due to his male side (it was not profaned). He does not feed his slaves, for [they eat] due to both (the entire body of their master), and his female side was profaned.

(R. Yakov bar Zavid citing R. Avahu citing R. Yochanan): [R. Lazar says that one is stoned for Bi'ah with an Androginus, like with a man] only if he [had Bi'ah with him] in his male place (the anus, but not if it was in the female genitals).

(R. Simon citing Reish Lakish): It is even in the female genitals.

(R. Yakov bar Zavid citing R. Avahu): Reish Lakish retracted due to "v'Es Zachar Lo Sishkav Mishkevei Ishah" - [a man] who has two places of Bi'ah, like a woman. Who is this? It is an Androginus [and the verse obligates only for "Es Zachar", in his male place].