Autosomes

question 82

Multiple Choice

Autosomes:

• A) differ in males and females and are the primary determinant of sexual differentiation.
• B) come from the biological mother, whereas sex chromosomes come from the biological father.
• C) are the same in males and females and do not significantly affect sex differentiation.
• D) come from the biological father, whereas sex chromosomes come from the biological mother.

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