It was taught in a Baraisa: An Androgyne has ways in which he is equal to men, has ways in which he is equal to women, has ways in which he is equal to both men and women, and has ways in which he is equal neither to men nor to women.

In which [ways] is [the androgyne] equal to men? He becomes tamei with [his] white [emission], like men; he may marry [a woman] but may not be married [to a man], like men; he may not be in seclusion with women, like men; he is not supported with the daughters, like men; he does not enwrap his head, and he grooms himself like men; he may not become tamei to dead bodies, he is obligated [to heed the prohibitions regarding] not rounding [the corners of one's head] and not destroying [the corners of one's beard] like men; and he is obligated in all of the commandments which are said in the Torah, like men.