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    Human Populations Vary Genetically,but the Variation Is Subtle and Not
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Human Populations Vary Genetically,but the Variation Is Subtle and Not

Question 28

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Human populations vary genetically,but the variation is subtle and not easy to find without large data sets.Most of the genetic variation in the human species exists between ________.

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