In the cases of females exposed to androgens before birth,their tomboyish behavior in childhood and their return to female interests and gender characteristics during adolescence make it clear that

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The fact that females exposed to androgens before birth exhibit both tomboyish behavior in childhood and a return to female interests and gender characteristics during adolescence suggests that both prenatal hormones and later social factors play a role in determining one's adult gender identity. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

In the Cases of Females Exposed to Androgens Before Birth,their