Apportionment of racial diversity: A review

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It has become increasingly popular to theorize and assert significant genetic differences between arbitrary regional, ethnic, and racial groupings of humans. Beginning with Livingstone, Brace, and Newman is the early 1960s, biological anthropologists have shown that variation in human traits is non-concordant along racial lines, as they are products of overlapping, dynamic selective pressures. In 1972, Lewontin an...

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9554eb41-7849-537a-b29b-14edd8528c28

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10.1002/1520-6505(2001)10:1<34::aid-evan1011>3.0.co;2-p