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nenivikky

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A genetic male has a hormone receptor deficiency that resulted in this person having a penis and both sets of internal sex organs. The most likely explanation for this case is that the person might
 
  a. lack the Y chromosome.
  b. have undergone plastic surgery.
  c. have persistent Mllerian duct syndrome.
  d. have testes that oversecreted anti-Mllerian hormone.
  e. have Turner's syndrome.

Question 2

In ________, one might expect to observe both male and female internal reproductive structures.
 
  a. adrenogenital syndrome
  b. Turner's syndrome
  c. Sry syndrome
  d. persistent Mllerian duct syndrome in a genetic male
  e. androgen-insensitivity syndrome



skipfourms123

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c. have persistent Mllerian duct syndrome.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d. persistent Mllerian duct syndrome in a genetic male



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