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Journal of Personality, 2001
The phenotypic structure of personality traits has been well described, but it has not yet been explained causally. Behavior genetic covariance analyses can identify the underlying causes of phenotypic structure; previous behavior genetic research has suggested that the effects from both genetic and nonshared environmental influences mirror the ...
Jang, K. L. +4 more
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The phenotypic structure of personality traits has been well described, but it has not yet been explained causally. Behavior genetic covariance analyses can identify the underlying causes of phenotypic structure; previous behavior genetic research has suggested that the effects from both genetic and nonshared environmental influences mirror the ...
Jang, K. L. +4 more
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British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1973
Phenotypic covariation for personality measurements reflects covariation due to both genetical and environmental influences. An attempt was made to separate covariation due to genetical causes from that due to environmental causes among the responses of 101 pairs of monozygotic twins to an 80‐item questionnaire providing scores of psychoticism ...
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Phenotypic covariation for personality measurements reflects covariation due to both genetical and environmental influences. An attempt was made to separate covariation due to genetical causes from that due to environmental causes among the responses of 101 pairs of monozygotic twins to an 80‐item questionnaire providing scores of psychoticism ...
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Genetic and environmental covariance of serum cholesterol and blood pressure in female twins
Atherosclerosis, 1993Blood pressure elevation is frequently associated with elevated cholesterol, triglyceride or low density lipoprotein (LDL-C) or low high density lipoprotein (HDL-C). The relative importance of genetic and environmental factors in these associations is unclear.
WILLIAMS, PD +3 more
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Cormack–Jolly–Seber model with environmental covariates: A P‐spline approach
Biometrical Journal, 2012In capture–recapture models, survival and capture probabilities can be modelled as functions of time‐varying covariates, such as temperature or rainfall. The Cormack–Jolly–Seber (CJS) model allows for flexible modelling of these covariates; however, the functional relationship may not be linear.
Stoklosa, Jakub, Huggins, Richard M.
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Environmental effects on variation and covariation in reproductive traits of Western Bluebirds
Oecologia, 1991Environmental conditions can influence the expression and correlations of phenotypic traits. I studied phenotypic plasticity in reproductive traits of Western Bluebirds breeding in northern Arizona. Data collected over 4 years on two contrasting habitats identified significant spatial and temporal variation in bluebird reproduction.
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Distribution and variance/covariance structure of pesticide environmental fate data
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2008Abstract Hydrophobicity, persistence, and volatility data for individual pesticides are widely used in risk assessment and transport modeling, so it is important to understand their distribution, variation, and covariation. Correlations (normalized covariance) among properties across a range of multiple pesticides are also important for ...
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Environmental impact of direct lithium extraction from brines
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2023Walter Ramon Torres +2 more
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The environmental price of fast fashion
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2020Gregory Peters +2 more
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Combining Chemometrics and Sensors: Toward New Applications in Monitoring and Environmental Analysis
Chemical Reviews, 2020Daniel Cozzolino +2 more
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