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17. in humans, what is the only homologous chromosome pair that isn't the same? a. 7 in females b. 23 in males c. 23 in females d. 14 in males

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the answer is B. because Females have XX chromosomes while males on the other hand have XY chromosomes for their 23rd pair. The 23rd chromosome is the sex chromosome. 
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Answer: The correct answer is B) 23 in males.

In human beings, 23rd pair of chromosome, which is also called sex chromosomes is different amongst males.

It is XY in males whereas it is same in females that is XX.

23rd is the only homologous pair that is different in males as the presence of Y chromosomes determines the male sex. Chromosome pair 1- 22 are same in both males and females and are called autosomes.

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