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Question 1

Melissa has a single X chromosome and no Y chromosome, an immature female appearance, and lacks internal reproductive organs. What is the most appropriate diagnosis of her condition?
◦ Down syndrome
◦ Turner's syndrome
◦ Fragile X syndrome
◦ Klinefelter's syndrome

Question 2

Mr. Martin is worried that, if he has a child, the child might be "unlucky" and get the "bad half" of his chromosome pairs. Mr. Martin's worry would technically be referred to as an issue involving:
◦ recombinant alleles
◦ independent assortment
◦ codominance in allele pairs
◦ mutation
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