In Humans,aneuploidy Is Fairly Common Yet Goes Largely Unrecognized as a Genetic

Multiple Choice

In humans,aneuploidy is fairly common yet goes largely unrecognized as a genetic problem.This is because:

A) it produces autosomal recessive individuals who don't always express the disorder.
B) its effects are usually hidden.
C) it actually produces healthy individuals.
D) it often results in miscarriage of embryos.