In a study of the differences between populations of humans,Richard Lewontin found that the total amount of genetic variation between groups is:

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Richard Lewontin's study found that approximately 85% of genetic variation occurs within populations and only about 7% occurs between populations, making choice E the best answer. It's important to note that while the idea of race or distinct genetic groups may be socially constructed, genetic differences do still exist between populations.

In a Study of the Differences Between Populations of Humans,Richard