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Describe how the gene-environment interaction has affected the Pima Indians.
 
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Which activity burns the most calories per hour?
 
  A. walking 3.5 miles per hour
  B. swimming (slow freestyle laps)
  C. dancing
  D. hiking



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ANS: The Pima Indians are genetically prone to obesity but when they live in Mexico, they have a more active lifestyle and are not obese. Pima Indians living in Arizona, on the other hand, are obese because they have adopted a more sedentary lifestyle and high-fat diet. People with a genetic predisposition for obesity have a greater challenge to maintain a healthy weight in an environment that is conducive to gaining weight.

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