In order to support the hypothesis that two groups are different races, one group should have at least some unique alleles

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For two groups to be considered different races, they should have significant differences in their genetic makeup. This means that a significant number of members in each group should have unique alleles that are not present in the other group. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it specifies that the unique alleles should be present in a significant number of members in the population. Options A, B, and D are not appropriate as they either mention unique alleles in just one individual or family line, or all members of the population, which is not sufficient to support the hypothesis of different races.

In Order to Support the Hypothesis That Two Groups Are