A female neonate is born at full term to a mother with late prenatal care. Upon assessment, the nurse notes swelling of the neonate’s feet, a webbed neck, and widely-spaced nipples. Upper extremity pulses are bounding, but lower extremity pulses are barely felt. The nurse anticipates which karyotype result for this neonate?
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