Jason has spent most of his adolescence in juvenile facilities because of his constant, severe physical aggression and violent crime. Based on this history, it is most likely that Jason has
A. a normal genotype.
B. a 47,XYY genotype.
C. androgen insensitivity syndrome.
D. Klinefelter syndrome.
Answer: A
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