# MMLU-Pro / 3139

task_id: ec8302fb-74f3-5468-b678-1f5177311346
task_key: default--test--3139
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"biology","options":"[\"Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is influenced by the phase of the moon during the organism's birth.\", 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is randomly decided', 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is determined by the temperature at which the organism develops.', 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms follows the chromosomal method', 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is determined by the presence of certain bacteria in the environment during early development.', \"Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is dependent on the age of the organism's parents at the time of conception.\", 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is controlled by a single sex-determining region on one of the non-chromosomal DNA molecules, such as the mitochondrial DNA.', \"Sex determination in somedioecious organisms follows a strict maternal inheritance pattern, with the mother's genes solely determining the offspring's sex.\", 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is controlled by a dominant gene for maleness and its recessive allele for femaleness, or by external factors such as the type and amount of food given to the fertilized eggs.', 'Sex determination in somedioecious organisms is based on environmental conditions']","question":"Even though sex determination does not appear to be controlled by the chromosomal method in somedioecious organisms, it is still gene determined. Explain.","src":"stemez-Genetics"}

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