Multiple Choice
Individuals with androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS) have
A) male chromosomal sex but female appearance and gender identity.
B) female chromosomal sex but male appearance and gender identity.
C) male chromosomal sex and appearance but female gender identity.
D) female chromosomal sex and appearance but male gender identity.
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