The guevedoces are phenotypic girls who turn into phenotypic boys/young men at puberty. fortunately, the children in the dominican republic who have this unusual condition are socially accepted; by some accounts, they have a special status. they are genetically xy, and they have testes capable of producing testosterone. how do you explain this phenomenon? ( select all correct answers.)a) the sry gene product is not expressed during fetal life. b) there may be a mutation in the gene for 5α-reductase, so the guevedoces cannot produce dht. c) the guevedoces release a defective form of testosterone. d) the guevedoces do not have testes until they reach puberty. e) there is a mutation in the gene for androgen receptors, so they never respond to androgens. f) testosterone, in concentrations produced during fetal life, is not abundant enough and/or powerful enough to masculinize external genitalia. g) during puberty, testosterone levels increase sufficiently to produce a p*nis and scrotum.