Women who take fertility drugs to assist in becoming pregnant have increased chances of giving birth to

a. monozygotic twins. be. a down syndrome child.

c. a turner's syndrome child.

d. dizygotic twins.

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Judah Crawford

Biology

12 August, 19:22

Women who take fertility drugs to assist in becoming pregnant have increased chances of giving birth to

a. monozygotic twins. be. a down syndrome child.

c. a turner's syndrome child.

d. dizygotic twins.

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Tori Gilbert · Answer 1

The correct answer is option (d) that is dizygotic twins.

The dizygotic twins also known as non-identical twins or fraternal twins, that is, two siblings who come from distinct eggs or ova, which are discharged at the similar time from an ovary and are fertilized by different sperm.

Women who take fertility drugs to assist in becoming pregnant have increased chances of giving birth toa. monozygotic twins. be. a down syndrome child.c. a turner's syndrome child.d. dizygotic twins.

Women who take fertility drugs to assist in becoming pregnant have increased chances of giving birth to

a. monozygotic twins. be. a down syndrome child.

c. a turner's syndrome child.

d. dizygotic twins.