During prenatal development,a genetically female newborn was exposed to unusually high levels of testosterone.As a result,she developed male-appearing genitals.The newborn most clearly showed signs of

A) androgyny.
B) a bisexual orientation.
C) secondary sex characteristics.
D) an intersex condition.

The newborn likely has an intersex condition, where their physical sex characteristics do not fit typical male or female categories. This can occur due to a variety of factors, including hormonal imbalances during fetal development, as in this case with the high levels of testosterone exposure. Androgyny refers to a blend of masculine and feminine traits, while a bisexual orientation relates to sexual attraction to both men and women. Secondary sex characteristics are physical traits like breast development or facial hair that develop during puberty in response to hormonal changes.