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Question
In humans, ______ chromosome is responsible for maleness.
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Solution
In humans, Y chromosome is responsible for maleness.
Explanation:
The Y chromosome is responsible for maleness in humans. The presence of the Y chromosome causes the development of male characteristics.
XX → Female
XY → Male
Therefore, the Y chromosome is responsible for maleness in humans.
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