Does dwarfism affect specific populations of people more than others?

Dwarfism can affect individuals across all populations, but certain types, such as achondroplasia, have varying prevalence in different ethnic groups. For instance, achondroplasia is more common in people of European descent, while other forms may have different prevalence rates in specific populations. Additionally, genetic factors and environmental influences can also contribute to the occurrence of dwarfism in various populations, leading to differing rates and types of dwarfism among diverse groups.