Nondisjunction of a single pair of autosomes can lead to all of the following except
A)aneuploidy.
B)monosomy.
C)trisomy.
D)euploidy.

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Nondisjunction of a single pair of autosomes can result in aneuploidy (abnormal number of chromosomes), which can manifest as monosomy (missing one chromosome) or trisomy (one extra chromosome), but it cannot result in euploidy (normal number of chromosomes). Euploidy refers to the normal set of chromosomes in a species, which is typically diploid in humans (46 chromosomes).

Nondisjunction of a Single Pair of Autosomes Can Lead to All