In Cases Where Specific "Athletic" Genes May Be Identified, Genetic

question 5

Multiple Choice

In cases where specific "athletic" genes may be identified, genetic factors may still not be the most important in determining success. This is because:

• A) Genes must be activated before triggering athletic ability.
• B) Genes do not cause traits; they only influence the system in a probabilistic way.
• C) Personal history and culture are less important than genetic factors.
• D) Genetic factors are only important within specific geographic regions.

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