I'll point you to this article by A. Tuiten et al.
To quickly answer your question, yes, **testosterone does have an enhancing effect on the sexual behaviour of human healthy adult females**.
The (admittedly small) study indicated that after an dose of testosterone was given to the women there was found:
* a statistically significantly _[sic]_ increase in genital responsiveness (P = .04)
* a statistically significant association between the increase in genital arousal and subjective reports of "genital sensations" (P = .02) and "sexual lust" (P = .01)
A time lag was reported from the administering of the dose to effects being seen of approximately 4.5 hours.
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**References**
* **Tuiten A**. 2000. Time Course of Effects of Testosterone Administration on Sexual Arousal in Women. Archives of General Psychiatry 57: 149–153.