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    Why Is Red-Green Color Deficiency More Common in Men?​
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Why Is Red-Green Color Deficiency More Common in Men?​

Question 78

Question 78

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Why is red-green color deficiency more common in men?​


A) Men do not have an X chromosome.
B) ​Men have more X chromosomes than women do.
C) ​Women do not have a Y chromosome.
D) Men have only one X chromosome.​

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