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    In Drosophila,the Sex of an Individual Is Determined by
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In Drosophila,the Sex of an Individual Is Determined by

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In Drosophila,the sex of an individual is determined by


A) 1 pair of alleles.
B) the number of X chromosomes.
C) the number of Y chromosomes.
D) 1 pair of autosomes.
E) 2 pairs of alleles.

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