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. Then write a paragraph where you assume that all the peas in the pod had the same genes for size. In a brief discussion below, describe how the environment within the pea pod has affected development of the peas in the essay box. Where are the smallest peas located in the pod? Where are the largest peas located? What is the average diameter of the peas? (add all the diameters of the peas and divide by the number of peas.) Is there a gradual change in diameter of the peas, or are they mostly the same, except for a few?

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