genetic diversity
Genetic diversity refers to the variety and range of genetic information possessed by individuals within a population or species. It represents the differences in genetic traits and characteristics that exist among individuals, contributing to the overall resilience, adaptation, and survival of a population.
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- gene-culture interaction
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- genetic inheritance
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