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Biology, 05.02.2021 01:50 masonbitterman2604

As of 2015, the world population is 7.244 billion and recent reports suggest humans have between 20,000 and 25,000 genes and at least 8% of these genes have multiple alleles. Based on the data you have collected using [http://scienceprimer. com/punnett-square-calculator], would you expect there to be individuals that have identical genotypes (outside of identical twins)? How about identical phenotypes, could there be someone in the world that is phenotypically identical to you? Please explain your answer.

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