In Klinefelter syndrome males have chromosomes XXY. This is an example of: a.Non-disjunction of sex chromosomes b.Crossing over c,Chromosomal rearrangement

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In Klinefelter syndrome males have chromosomes XXY. This is an example of:

a.Non-disjunction of sex chromosomes
b.Crossing over
c,Chromosomal rearrangement

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A, Non-disjunction of sex chromosomes. I thinks this might be the right answer. Not sure though......

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