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Mendel's observations that different pairs of genes assort independently of each other is known as Mendel's
Polynesians
The indigenous peoples of Polynesia, a large grouping of over 1,000 islands in the central and southern Pacific Ocean, known for their unique cultural practices and navigation skills.
Noncorporeal Continuation
The concept that an individual's identity or consciousness might continue after physical death in a non-physical form. This concept is explored in various philosophical, spiritual, and religious contexts.
Biological Causality
The concept that biological processes and mechanisms are the cause of specific outcomes or effects in living organisms.
Inevitability
The quality of being certain to happen; an outcome that is unavoidable under the given circumstances.
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