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Pathways by which the interplay of organismic and environmental factors lead to phenotypic variation within and across generations.
Advances in child development and behavior - 1 Jan 2013
Harper Lawrence V
Abstract excerpt
The range of responses made to environmental exigencies by animals, including humans, may be impacted by the experiences of their progenitors. In mammals, pathways have been documented ranging from transactions between a mother and her developing fetus in the womb through continuity of parenting practices and cultural inheritance. In addition, phenotypic plasticity may be constrained by factors transmitted by the...
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