The Editor,
Sir,
Genetics studies often depend on the certainty of correct genotypes in both parents. In Jamaica, it is common knowledge that some fathers may not be the true biological father but the prevalence of impaternity is not published because of the difficulties and expense of determining the biological fathers by DNA studies.
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