Concept:
Turner's syndrome is a chromosomal disorder that occurs in females due to the absence of one X chromosome. The chromosomal composition is:
\[
45, XO
\]
This condition results from nondisjunction during meiosis, leading to monosomy of the X chromosome.
Common characteristics of Turner's syndrome include:
• Short or stunted growth
• Webbed neck
• Broad chest with widely spaced nipples
• Underdeveloped or rudimentary ovaries
• Sterility
Step 1: Identify the features of Turner's syndrome.
Individuals with Turner's syndrome are phenotypically female but show several developmental abnormalities such as:
• Webbed neck
• Short stature (stunted growth)
• Rudimentary ovaries
These features occur due to the absence of one X chromosome.
Step 2: Analyze the incorrect option.
Gynaecomastia refers to the abnormal enlargement of male breast tissue. This feature is typically associated with Klinefelter's syndrome (\(47, XXY\)) in males.
Therefore, gynaecomastia is not a characteristic of Turner's syndrome.
Step 3: Select the correct option.
Among the given choices, the feature that is NOT associated with Turner's syndrome is:
\[
Gynaecomastia
\]