An individual with Patau syndrome would be ________
A) termed a triploid
B) termed a haploid
C) said to have a monosomy
D) said to have a trisomy
E) termed a euploid
Answer: D
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A. When replacement rate is reached, the population declines. The replacement rate is greater than 2.0 to make up for declining birth rates. B. When replacement rate is reached, the population increases. The replacement rate is lower than 2.0 to make up for increasing birth rates. C. When replacement rate is reached, the population is in equilibrium. The replacement rate is equal to 2.0 to replace both mother and father. D. When replacement rate is reached, the population is in equilibrium. The replacement rate is greater than 2.0 because some individuals die before they reproduce. E. When replacement rate is reached, the population declines. The replacement rate is lower than 2.0 to make up for increasing birth rates.
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