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If little or no androgens or estrogens are present during prenatal development, the developing fetus

If little or no androgens or estrogens are present during prenatal development, the developing fetus will
      a.   have no external genitalia.
      b.   have external genitalia of both sexes.
      c.   have external genitalia that look more like a female than a male.
      d.   have external genitalia that look more like a female if the individual has the XX chromosome pattern but that look more like a male if the individual has the XY chromosome pattern.

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Wasn't sure this was the right category to post this in. Thanks for answering, you're awesome!

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