heritabilities
Heritability is a statistical concept used in behavioral genetics and quantitative genetics to estimate the proportion of variation in a phenotypic trait within a population that is due to genetic variation among individuals. It is important to understand that heritability does not refer to the proportion of a trait that is inherited by an individual, but rather the contribution of genes to differences in a trait among individuals in a population.
Heritability is typically expressed as a value between 0 and 1, or as a percentage. A heritability
It is crucial to note that heritability is specific to a particular population and environment. If the
Heritability is estimated using various research designs, including twin studies, adoption studies, and family studies. These