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In the Biocultural Connection, why did the U.S. government support using DNA tests at the Dadaab refugee camp in Nairobi, Kenya?

a. to test individuals for basic health and determine carriers of disease
b. to test asylum seekers to determine whether they were related to a U.S. citizen
c. to test families to see if they were legitimate refugees in the U.S. facility there
d. to test whether any of those seeking asylum has originated in the United States

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