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A gene-free formulation of classical quantitative genetics used to examine results and interpretations under three standard assumptions.

Acta biotheoretica - 1 Dec 2012

Taylor Peter J

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Quantitative genetics (QG) analyses variation in traits of humans, other animals, or plants in ways that take account of the genealogical relatedness of the individuals whose traits are observed. "Classical" QG, where the analysis of variation does not involve data on measurable genetic or environmental entities or factors, is reformulated in this article using models that are free of hypothetical, idealized...

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PMID: 22972544
DOI: 10.1007/s10441-012-9164-2

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