Why Don't We Find Different Human Populations with Different Fixed

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why don't we find different human populations with different fixed alleles at a certain locus?

• A)Inbreeding is high.
• B)Migration between populations is high.
• C)The mutation rate is lower than the critical value.
• D)Population sizes are too large.
• E)Allelic variation is low.

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