Most cases of Turner syndrome result in
A) normal fertility.
B) a high likelihood that the condition will be passed on to offspring.
C) infertility.
D) increased fertility.

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Turner syndrome is characterized by the absence or incomplete development of the X chromosome, which can lead to infertility in the majority of cases. While some women with Turner syndrome may be able to conceive with fertility treatments, the overall likelihood of infertility is high. There is no increased fertility, and because Turner syndrome is caused by a chromosomal abnormality, it cannot be passed on to offspring.

Most Cases of Turner Syndrome Result in