A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) is a location in DNA where a base pair can take on different variants, with different allele frequencies across populations, such that continental populations show correlations in allele frequency around 0.7 while within-continental populations show correlations around 0.97-0.99.
definitionpending
Speaker
Charles MurrayEvidence Quote
“snip single nucleotide polymorphism and what that means is that you have a base pair in dna you have two different or could be more uh very variants on it”
Source
Charles Murray On Human Diversity | Basing Social Science on Scientific Evidence— The Origins PodcastCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:26:01 AM
My Notes
Loading notes...