Pregnant women over age 40 and pregnant adolescents are at increased risk for having

a. offspring with chromosomal abnormalities.
b. inadequate prenatal care.
c. babies weighing more than 8 pounds.
d. fraternal twins.


Answer: a. offspring with chromosomal abnormalities.

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