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What is the difference between gender identity and biological sex?

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What is the difference between gender identity and biological sex?

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Gender identity is an individual's subjective sense of feeling masculine or feminine while biological sex refers to the anatomical and physiological characteristics that determine if someone is male, female, intersex or transgender.

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