Biology 11th Edition by Cecie Starr ,Ralph Taggart

Exercise 19

When it comes to acceptance of a genetic condition that is out of the ordinary, people tend to be subjective. As an example, consider the individual described in Figure 12.24. How would you have categorized him without knowing the genetic basis of his early behavior How would you categorize him now in terms of what we as a society consider to be "ideal" phenotypes