What Are Two Common Consequences of Sex Chromosome Disorders

What are two common consequences of sex chromosome disorders?

A) shortened stature and the likelihood of developing nonorganic failure to thrive
B) an increased likelihood of having a pregnancy that is preterm and an infant with low birth weight
C) an infant that is more likely to have a difficult temperament and an insecure attachment
D) cognitive deficits such as learning disabilities and abnormal development of the reproductive system at puberty