Question 11 (1 point) The karyotype pictured is from a male or female?
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The first question asks whether the karyotype is from a male or female. Looking at the bottom of the karyotype, we see that there are both an X and a Y chromosome present. This indicates that the individual is male. Therefore, the answer is A. Male. Show more…
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