A baby who is genetically male is born with female external genitalia and a uterus. It is most likely that this child does not possess

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The child is genetically male, which means they have XY chromosomes and should have testicles. However, the presence of female external genitalia and a uterus suggests that the testicles did not develop or are not present, likely due to a condition such as Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS).

A Baby Who Is Genetically Male Is Born with Female