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Z chromosome?!

I've moved this text here from the article:

Joey also possess the rare unique gift of the "Z" chromosome. His sometimes "alien-like" personna is quite true to tell.

Google searches indicate that "Z chromosomes" do not occur in humans, though you may know better - if so, a citation is required for this one! If true, we can't have "rare unique" - it can't be both, which is it? Also, one "n" in "persona" - come to that, the whole item needs re-writing. Nortonius (talk) 23:01, 20 June 2010 (UTC)

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