How Do "Thrifty Genes" Serve People in Famine-Prone Areas Once

question 49

Multiple Choice

How do "thrifty genes" serve people in famine-prone areas once conditions improve?

• A) They become maladaptive, and lead to increased risk of diabetes and obesity.
• B) They become maladaptive, leading to nutritional and caloric deficiency.
• C) They become adaptive, helping people burn off excess fat quickly and easily.
• D) They become adaptive, allowing for fast digestion of key nutrients.

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