Explain in detail how does Swyer syndrome occur? (a person who is typically raised as female and has female external genitalia but also has a Y chromosome).  It has been noticed in the 2016 Olympics, as it was hotly debated.

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Q: How many gametes can be formed by this genotype? AABBCcDdEEFFGg  show your solution

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