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There is substantial variation among individuals within populations.
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Some biological variation is apportioned between individuals in different populations and among larger population groupings.
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Patterns of within- and among-group variation have been substantially shaped by culture, language, ecology, and geography.
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Race is not an accurate or productive way to describe human biological variation.
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Human variation research has important social, biomedical, and forensic implications."