A) binary fission.
B) asexual reproduction.
C) division.
D) sexual reproduction.
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A) cross-breeding.
B) self-fertilization.
C) cross-fertilization.
D) irregular fertilization.
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A) the mitotic phase.
B) G1.
C) the S phase.
D) G2.
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A) heterozygous.
B) dominant.
C) homozygous.
D) recessive.
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A) amniocentesis
B) chorionic villus sampling
C) newborn screening
D) ultrasound imaging
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A) more proteins encoded by the extra gene copies on the extra chromosome would be produced and create imbalances within cells.
B) the affected cells would die.
C) the child would become more aggressive.
D) the child would develop sexual ambiguity.
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A) this is impossible since an egg from another individual would have been rejected by the immune system.
B) this is possible, but there is no way of knowing whether this happened.
C) this is possible and could be determined by genetic analysis of the child.
D) this is possible and could be determined by behavioural testing.
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