The human genome project was a scientific research endeavor that sought to identify and map the genes in the human genome. this project was completed over a 13-year time span primarily by scientists from the united states, canada, new zealand, and britain. which of the following statements does this information support? a. scientific knowledge usually grows quickly through many contributions that all contradict each other. b. scientific knowledge usually grows slowly through contributions from many different investigators from diverse cultures. c. scientific knowledge usually grows quickly from a single contirubution with no review process. d. scientific knowledge usually grows slowly from a single contribution with no review process.