A person is born with XY chromosomes but physically and mentally presents as female until puberty. What biological factors play a role? A person with XX chromosomes are born with ambiguous genitals that resemble a penis, but they have internal ovaries. What biological factors could be involved? A person with XX chromosomes has a functional SRY gene on one of their X chromosomes. How would you expect them to develop? What role does birth order play in fetal development?

A person is born with XY chromosomes but physically and mentally presents as female until puberty. What biological factors play a role? A person with XX chromosomes are born with ambiguous genitals that resemble a penis, but they have internal ovaries. What biological factors could be involved? A person with XX chromosomes has a functional SRY gene on one of their X chromosomes. How would you expect them to develop? What role does birth order play in fetal development?

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter20: The Reproductive System

Section: Chapter Questions

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