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Question 1

Huntington's disease is associated with
◦ the absence of an important liver enzyme.
◦ limited development of secondary sexual characteristics.
◦ a progressive deterioration of the nervous system.
◦ taller than normal height.

Question 2

If a trait is strongly influenced by genetic factors, you would expect to find that
◦ adopted children resemble their biological parents more than their adoptive parents on that trait.
◦ adopted children resemble their adoptive parents more than their biological parents on that trait.
◦ dizygotic twins would be more similar on that trait than monozygotic twins would be.
◦ dizygotic twins would be more similar on that trait than siblings would be.
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