In a genome in which the mean distance between occurrences of a certain sequence motif is 1024 base pairs, about half of the distances between occurrences are smaller than 700 base pairs. How is it possible that more than half of the observations are smaller than the mean?

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In a Genome in Which the Mean Distance Between Occurrences