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Which factor increases the risk of developing an eating disorder?
Spatial Variation
The differences in the distribution or arrangement of a particular characteristic across different locations or areas.
Homozygotes
Individuals having two identical alleles for a specific gene, resulting in the expression of that genetic trait.
Negative Frequency-Dependent Selection
Negative frequency-dependent selection occurs when rare genotypes have a fitness advantage simply because they are rare, helping to maintain genetic diversity within populations.
Pleiotropy
The genetic phenomenon where a single gene influences multiple phenotypic traits, demonstrating the complex nature of gene action.
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