The modern synthesis provided a conceptual core in particular, natural selection and Mendelian population genetics that tied together many, but not all, biological disciplines.
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For example, according to creators of evolutionary genetics Theodosius Dobzhansky or Ernst W . Mayr, races are simply genetically distinct Mendelian populations, and no one ever disputed this.
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Dobzhansky ( 1970 ) : A race is a Mendelian population, not a single genotype; it consists of individuals who differ genetically among themselves & This is not to deny that a racial classification should ideally take cognizance of all genetically variable traits, oligogenic as well as polygenic ."
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