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Vitamin D
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Dark pigments help protect the skin from sunlight's [blank] ultraviolet rays, but people make vitamin D when [blank] to sunlight. For people living in areas that don't get much sunlight, it helps if their skin has less pigment. And over many generations, people living in Europe [blank] light-colored skin, which helped them get enough vitamin D.
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Dark pigments help protect the skin from sunlight's harmful ultraviolet rays, but people make vitamin D when exposed to sunlight. For people living in areas that don't get much sunlight, it helps if their skin has less pigment. And over many generations, people living in Europe developed light-colored skin, which helped them get enough vitamin D.
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