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All of the following support the argument that intelligence is inherited EXCEPT

All of the following support the argument that intelligence is inherited EXCEPT
A) Tamika and her identical twin have nearly the same IQ.
B) Davin's IQ is no more similar to his adoptive parent's IQ than it is to complete strangers.
C) Justin has a more similar IQ to his biological parents than to his adoptive parents.
D) Kiersten and her adopted sister, Janna, have a nearly identical IQ score.
E) Maria and Jimmy, who are biological siblings, have a similar IQ.

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