An "Adult Female" refers to a human being who has reached maturity and is biologically classified as female. This classification is typically based on physical characteristics such as reproductive anatomy, including the presence of two X chromosomes, ovaries, and the ability to produce eggs. Adult females usually have secondary sexual characteristics that develop during puberty, such as breast development and wider hips. In many societies, adult females may take on various roles, including those of a mother, professional, or community leader. They can participate in diverse activities, from education and employment to social and political engagement. The experiences and rights of adult females can vary significantly across different cultures and regions.