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Galton's overall conclusion was that the impact of environment was stronger than the influence of nature. True False

Galton's overall conclusion was that the impact of environment was stronger than the influence of nature. True False
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Galton's overall conclusion was that the impact of environment was stronger than the influence of nature.

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False. Galton's overall conclusion was that the impact of nature (genetics) was stronger than the influence of environment.
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