1. The Quigley scale is designed to help determine A. The age of a fetus B....

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1. The Quigley scale is designed to help determine A. The age of a fetus B. The degree of androgen insensitivity C. The karyotype of an adult D. Whether a person has Barr bodies E. Whether a trait has a genetic or environmental cause 2. An individual with two Barr bodies A. Has 1 X chromosome B. Has 2 X chromosomes C. Has 2 Y chromosomes D. Has 3 X chromosomes E. Has 45 autosomes 3. Translation begins at a A. Nucleus B. Promoter C. Start codon D. Stop codon E. Terminator 4. Spermatogenesis occurs in the A. Fallopian tubes B. Ovaries C. Penis D. Testes E. Uterus 5. An individual with which of the following chromosome sets is most likely to survive until birth? A. 47,+1 B. 47,+7 C. 47,+16 D. 47,+18 E. 47,+22 1. The Quigley scale is designed to help determine A. The age of a fetus B. The degree of androgen insensitivity C. The karyotype of an adult D. Whether a person has Barr bodies E. Whether a trait has a genetic or environmental cause 2. An individual with two Barr bodies A. Has 1 X chromosome B. Has 2 X chromosomes C. Has 2 Y chromosomes D. Has 3 X chromosomes E. Has 45 autosomes 3. Translation begins at a A. Nucleus B. Promoter C. Start codon D. Stop codon E. Terminator 4. Spermatogenesis occurs in the A. Fallopian tubes B. Ovaries C. Penis D. Testes E. Uterus 5. An individual with which of the following chromosome sets is most likely to survive until birth? A. 47,+1 B. 47,+7 C. 47,+16 D. 47,+18 E. 47,+22

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