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Race, Genes, Evolution, and IQ: The Key Datasets and Arguments

2025-01-06

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There is considerable variation in the mean IQ scores of human racial groups. Such group differences may be caused by genetic or environmental effects. Here we review and refute the claims of those who argue that mean IQ differences are the result of genetic effects, a claim which has seen a resurgence in recent years. We begin with data that question the notion that races vary in IQ and real-world achievement in...

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Literature Corpus work: c6df1530-d2c6-5974-a58c-9b1cec271b6a
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202501.0379.v1

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