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A balanced chromosome complement is necessary for normal development, with adverse consequences for additional or missing chromosomes or chromosome fragments. Use examples to show which is more harmful to the individual.
Stratified Random Sample
A sampling method that divides the population into smaller groups, or strata, that share similar characteristics and ensures each stratum is represented in the sample.
SRS
A method of sampling that ensures every individual has an equal chance of being selected to represent the whole population, highlighting the importance of unbiased representation in statistical analyses.
Gender Group
A categorization of individuals based on their gender identity, often used in studies and surveys to analyze differences in behaviors, preferences, or physiological traits.
Sampling Frame
A list or database from which a statistical sample is drawn, representing the entire target population and used as a guide for selecting the sample.
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