Isolated founder populations are a resource for A. Mendelian Genetics since the population can be treated as a large family as opposed to pursuing large studies with no understanding if underlying structure. B. They are of no real value. C. They actually confound the value of real genetic data since everyone, if you go far enough back in the history of the population everyone is related. If you were to study twins that were 3 years old and twins that were 50 years old A. Neither the 3-year-old or 50-year-old twins would show a difference in methylation patterns B. The 50-year-old twins would show similar patterns of methylation and the 3-year-old twins would show vastly different patterns of differentiation. C. The 50-year-old twins would show twin to twin differences while the 3-year-old twins would generally be very similar. D. Both sets would show different patterns from their parents. E. Both A and C F. Both B and C G. A, B, and C H. Both C and D