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Calico cats with two sex chromosomes
 
  a. can be male or female.
 b. are almost always male, because the calico condition is sex-linked.
 c. are always female, because the calico condition results from x-inactivation.
 d. are the result of spontaneous mutations that do not affect the sex chromosomes.
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