29. What if any abnormalities do you see in the chromosomes in this karyotype? A. Monosomy 3 B. Trisomy 21 C. Trisomy 9 D. No abnormalities 30. Based on this karyotype, determine the sex of this individual? A. Male B. Female C. Not a human D. No way of ever knowing

29. What if any abnormalities do you see in the chromosomes in this karyotype? A. Monosomy 3 B. Trisomy 21 C. Trisomy 9 D. No abnormalities 30. Based on this karyotype, determine the sex of this individual? A. Male B. Female C. Not a human D. No way of ever knowing

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