1. Explain how (a) twin studies and (b) adoption studies are used to determine the influence of heredity on a trait and discuss a potential flaw of each type of study.
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1. Explain how (a) twin studies and (b) adoption studies are used to determine the influence...
How would you combine adoption and twin study techniques to determine the heritability of a trait?
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