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Contribution of genetics and environment to craniofacial anthropometric phenotypes in Belgian nuclear families.

Human biology - 1 Dec 2008

Jelenkovic Aline, Poveda Alaitz, Susanne Charles, Rebato Esther

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In this study we estimate relative genetic and environmental influences on head-related anthropometric phenotypes. The subject group consisted of 119 nuclear families living in Brussels, Belgium, and included 238 males and 236 females, ages 17 to 72 years. Two factor analyses with varimax rotation (the first one related to facial measurements and the second one to overall head morphology) were used to analyze 14...

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PMID: 19728541
DOI: 10.3378/1534-6617-80.6.637

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