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Biology, 18.11.2019 18:31 neash31

The pennsylvania dutch amish have historically been a small, isolated population in the united states. within this population, there is a different frequency of alleles than there is throughout the population of southern germany and switzerland from which they came. given this information, how is it possible that polydactyly, or the condition where people have extra fingers and toes, is more common within this group?

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