A ship was caught in a storm and driven to a small island in the middle of the south pacific. for generations, no one encountered this small colony, who despite the odds made a thriving settlement on their island. after many years, what characteristics would be unique about this population?

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13 September, 06:41

A ship was caught in a storm and driven to a small island in the middle of the south pacific. for generations, no one encountered this small colony, who despite the odds made a thriving settlement on their island. after many years, what characteristics would be unique about this population?

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Yasmine Frazier · Answer 1

The answer for this would be the individuals on the island would all appear very alike to individually or each other, and they may demonstrate uncharacteristically high incidences or manifestation of traits that are unusual in the universal human population.