Multiple Choice
Certain turtle species exhibit embryonic expression of an enzyme that converts male sex hormones to female sex hormones. The enzyme expression level determines whether a developing embryo will be male or female. Scientists hypothesize that expression of this enzyme depends on incubation temperature during development. To test this, they incubated 30 turtle eggs at 26°C and 30 eggs at 30°C and recorded the sex of each turtle after hatching (shown below) .
Given this, the expression level of this enzyme in developing turtles is most likely:
A) high at 26°C and low at 30°C.
B) low at 26°C and high at 30°C.
C) high at both 26°C and 30°C.
D) low at both 26°C and 30°C.
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