Danny had a head injury that resulted in his inability to speak fluently. He would mix up words in a sentence, so instead of saying "Mommy pick me up" he would say "up pick Mommy me." What area of Danny’s brain was damaged?

Which of the following statements is false regarding gender differences in the population?

a. For every 100 boys born, there are 110 girls born. b. There are more male babies born than there are female babies. c. The infantile death rate for males is 25% higher than it is for females. d. For those who reach 100 years of age, women outnumber men five to one.

Meiosis

A) doubles the number of chromosomes normally present in the body cells. B) halves the number of chromosomes normally present in the body cells. C) permits the chromosomes to copy themselves. D) results in dizygotic twins.