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The Social Genome of Friends and Schoolmates in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health

2017-02-09

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Humans tend to form social relationships with others who resemble them. Whether this sorting of like with like arises from historical patterns of migration, meso-level social structures in modern society, or individual-level selection of similar peers remains unsettled. Recent research has evaluated the possibility that unobserved genotypes may play an important role in the creation of homophilous relationships. W...

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a02bc31c-cfd8-59cd-9d87-ea2edc491653
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10.1101/107045
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