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This form of mosaicism is the most common cause of ovarian dysgenesis after Turner’s syndrome. One gonad may be of the streak type and the contralateral gonad a normal or hypoplastic ovary; alternatively, both ovaries may be either normal or hypoplastic. There are fewer of the somatic abnormalities associated with Turner’s syndrome, the phenotype is invariably female, and some will menstruate and even be fertile.