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Posted by: Paul Hollander at Wed Dec 17 16:56:25 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paul Hollander ] I would be surprised if the T-positives did not outnumber the T-negatives in humans and most other species. After all, T-negative albinism is one condition. T-positives are an assortment of more or less unrelated conditions that are unnaturally lumped together because they all coincidentally reduce pigmentation. [ Hide Replies ]
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