What is your understanding,or definition of the term "polygenic"? The term is thrown around alot these days by people who think they know much more about what it really means,than they really do.it has become,in a sense,a substitute for "selective breeding",and is often used to suggest that the subject in question has no specific genetic properties,but is simply the cream that rises to the top during any homogenization process.
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