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DOES a single population have a lot of genetic diversity in it when it is always reproducing together?

DOES a single population have a lot of genetic diversity in it when it is always reproducing together?
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DOES a single population have a lot of genetic diversity in it when it is always reproducing together?

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Absolutely, all people are genetically unique compared to their parents due to different genetic combinations;even twins are genetically different
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