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According to ______ views, crime rate differences between the genders may be less a matter of socialization than of inherent differences in mating patterns.

          According to ______ views, crime rate differences between the genders may be less a matter of socialization than of inherent differences in mating patterns.
        
According to  views, crime rate differences between the genders may be less a matter of socialization than of inherent differences in mating patterns.

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00:03 Females and males, although very similar, they're actually very different as well.
00:10 To kind of point out some of the similarities, 45 of our 46 total chromosomes, because you know you get 23 from your mom, 23 from your dad.
00:30 About 45 of them are unisex, meaning that there's only one chromosome that differentiate...
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