The second picture is part of the question. What can be concluded on the basis of the following Karyotype?2 34 56 781011 12** X 8%1314151617 18X* **2119 2022X X 19202122X XAFemale with a normal set of chromosomesFemale with an abnormal set of chromosomesCMale with a normal set of chromosomesMale with an abnormal set of chromosomes2,27920MAR.12étv N

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8RQ: What are the types of gametes that can be produced by an individual with the genotype AaBb? a. Aa,Bb...

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What can be concluded on the basis of the following Karyotype?
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Female with a normal set of chromosomes
Female with an abnormal set of chromosomes
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Male with a normal set of chromosomes
Male with an abnormal set of chromosomes
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