A genetically female child who receives excess testosterone during prenatal growth is subsequently likely to develop

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Excess testosterone during prenatal growth in a genetically female child can lead to increased levels of aggression and more masculine behaviors, which aligns with choice D. While it may impact the child's gender identity and sexual orientation, those outcomes are not as directly linked to testosterone exposure as aggression and behavior patterns. Additionally, a child who receives excess testosterone prenatally will still have two X chromosomes and be genetically female, so choices A and C are not accurate.

A Genetically Female Child Who Receives Excess Testosterone During Prenatal