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    Consanguineous Mating Within a Population Would Tend To
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Consanguineous Mating Within a Population Would Tend To

Question 31

Question 31

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Consanguineous mating within a population would tend to:


A) decrease the homogeneity of that population
B) increase the homogeneity of that population
C) increase the heterogeneity of that population
D) have no effect on the gene pool

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