Infertility Rates Are Not the Same for Every Population Because

question 32

Multiple Choice

Infertility rates are not the same for every population because they are affected by

• A) Stressors such as those related to malnutrition and environmental toxicants
• B) Surrogacy
• C) Eye color, strangely enough
• D) Genes, pure and simple.
• E) Actually this is a trick question because human infertility rates do not vary across groups.

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