- the
relative contribution.
Heritability is
specific to a
particular po****tion in a
particular environment. High
heritability of a trait, consequently,...
-
adult individuals have
found a
heritability of IQ
between 57% and 73%, with some
recent studies showing heritability for IQ as high as 80%. IQ goes from...
- personality. Yet
heritability may
differ in
other cir****stances, for
instance environmental deprivation.
Examples of low, medium, and high
heritability traits include:...
-
Heritable jurisdictions were, in the law of Scotland,
grants of
jurisdiction made to a man and his heirs. They were a
usual accompaniment to
feudal tenures...
- The
heritability of
autism is the
proportion of
differences in
expression of
autism that can be
explained by
genetic variation; if the
heritability of...
- The
missing heritability problem is the fact that
single genetic variations cannot account for much of the
heritability of diseases, behaviors, and other...
-
examples of
heritability in
evolution that are not
under the
direct control of
genes include the
inheritance of
cultural traits,
group heritability, and symbiogenesis...
- or narrow-sense
heritability (such as from twin or
kinship studies),
which has
contributed to the
debate over the
Missing heritability problem. Estimation...
-
variation in phenotype, environment, and
genotype respectively.
Broad sense heritability (H2, or HB)
refers to the
phenotypic differences arising from all genetic...
-
vulnerable to the
effects of
environmental risk factors.
Estimates of the
heritability of
schizophrenia are
between 70% and 80%,
which implies that 70% to 80%...
