Answer
A person with klinefelter's syndrome is considered a male.
Work Step by Step
In this condition the "male" has the normal number of autosomes (44) but an extra X sex chromosome --44 autosomes +XXY.
This subject will have undersized testicles, and will usually be infertile. Height is usually greater than average, but muscular development and body hair growth are usually subnormal for a male.
