According to research presented in the text, the genetic locations that are responsible for determining a person's race:
A) are located on chromosome number 18
B) are located on the X chromosome
C) are located on many genes, including those in chromosomes 18, 19, and 20
D) are probably unique to each individual, and therefore "race" is not a meaningful concept in a genetic sense

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The concept of race is not defined by specific genetic locations that can be universally applied to categorize individuals. Instead, genetic variation exists on a continuum, and the idea of race does not have a strict genetic basis. This means that the genetic factors contributing to what we perceive as racial differences are complex, distributed across the genome, and not confined to specific locations that would make "race" a meaningful genetic category.

According to Research Presented in the Text, the Genetic Locations