It Is Simpler to Use DNA to Identify the Father

question 120

Multiple Choice

It is simpler to use DNA to identify the father for a son than for a daughter because

• A) the X chromosome is passed intact to the daughter from the mother.
• B) the Y chromosome may recombine during meiosis.
• C) the Y chromosome may exchange genetic material with the X chromosome .
• D) the X chromosome may recombine during meiosis while the Y is passed intact.
• E) autosomes are passed intact to all progeny.

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Definitions:

Incremental Borrowing Rate

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Present Value Factor

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