All of the following argue that "race" today is more cultural than biological EXCEPT

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Choices A, B, and D all provide evidence that "race" today is more cultural than biological. Choice A shows that "race" can change over the course of a person's life, which suggests that it is a social construct rather than a biological fact. Choice B shows that people can consider themselves to be different "races" even when they are genetically very similar, which suggests that "race" is more about cultural identity than biological difference. Choice D shows that there is more genetic diversity within Africa than among any other large population, which suggests that traditional "racial" categories don't accurately reflect biological differences. Choice C, on the other hand, does not provide evidence that "race" is more cultural than biological. Covariation among hair color, skin color, and eye color could potentially reflect genetic differences, although these traits are also influenced by environmental factors like exposure to the sun. Therefore, choice C is the odd one out.

All of the Following Argue That "Race" Today Is More