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	Turner syndrome is a [[Chromosome\|chromosomal]] condition that affects [[Females\|females]]. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results in 45, [[X monosomy\|X monosomy]] on the [[X chromosome\|X chromosome]] causing females to be short in stature and without sexual maturation<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: ~~john~~ and ~~barlett~~ learning. 2012</ref><ref>U.S National ~~library~~ of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>. Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and ~~behavioral~~ problems may arise.~~   ~~		Turner syndrome is a [[Chromosome\|chromosomal]] condition that affects [[Females\|females]]. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results in 45, [[X monosomy\|X monosomy]] on the [[X chromosome\|X chromosome]] causing females to be short in stature and without sexual maturation<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: John and Barlett learning. 2012</ref><ref>U.S National Library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>. Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however, non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioural problems may arise.

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	Turner syndrome is a [[Chromosome\|chromosomal]] condition that affects [[~~females~~\|females]]. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results 45, [[X monosomy\|X monosomy]] on the [[X chromosome\|X chromosome]] causing females ~~being~~ short in stature and without sexual maturation<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: john and barlett learning. 2012</ref><ref>U.S National library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>. Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioral problems may arise.		Turner syndrome is a [[Chromosome\|chromosomal]] condition that affects [[Females\|females]]. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results in 45, [[X monosomy\|X monosomy]] on the [[X chromosome\|X chromosome]] causing females to be short in stature and without sexual maturation<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: john and barlett learning. 2012</ref><ref>U.S National library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>. Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioral problems may arise.

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	Turner syndrome is a chromosomal condition that affects females. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results 45,X monosomy on the X chromosome causing females being short in stature and without sexual maturation.<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: john and barlett learning. 2012</ref>~~ ~~<ref>U.S National library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioral problems may arise ~~<sup>[2]</sup>~~.		Turner syndrome is a [[Chromosome\|chromosomal]] condition that affects [[females\|females]]. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results 45, [[X monosomy\|X monosomy]] on the [[X chromosome\|X chromosome]] causing females being short in stature and without sexual maturation<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: john and barlett learning. 2012</ref><ref>U.S National library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>. Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioral problems may arise.

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Turner syndrome is a chromosomal condition that affects females. It arises due to chromosomal abnormalities in the formation of reproductive cells that results 45,X monosomy on the X chromosome causing females being short in stature and without sexual maturation.<ref>Hartle DL, Ruvolo MR. Genetics. analysis of gene and genomes. 8th edition. Burlington, M: john and barlett learning. 2012</ref> <ref>U.S National library of Medicine. Turner Syndrome. 2017 [cited: 06/12/17]; Available from: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/turner-syndrome</ref>Their mental abilities are in the normal range, however non-verbal learning disabilities and behavioral problems may arise <sup>[2]</sup>.   

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