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Give the example of X- monosomy you have studied.

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Turner syndrome is an example of X-monosomy.

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Chapter 3: Inheritance and Variation - Very Short Answer

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SCERT Maharashtra Biology [English] 12 Standard HSC
Chapter 3 Inheritance and Variation
Very Short Answer | Q 10

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