The XXXX condition in humans is caused by nondisjunction in _____. A) males in meiosis I...

The XXXX condition in humans is caused by nondisjunction in _____.

A) males in meiosis I and II

B) males in meiosis I or II

C) *Female in meiosis I and II

D) females in meiosis II

E) females in meiosis I or II

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