In a Normally Developing XY-Chromosome Embryo, the Absence of Testosterone

question 111

Multiple Choice

In a normally developing XY-chromosome embryo, the absence of testosterone would

• A) result in the complete absence of either a "male" or "female" reproductive system.
• B) result in a "male" baby with a "female" internal reproductive system.
• C) result in a "female" baby with a "male" internal reproductive system.
• D) not have any impact on reproductive development.