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tuffie

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Compare and contrast genotype-environment correlation with genotype-environment interaction.
 
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Twins that are the product of the fertilization of two eggs by two sperm often at the same time are called fraternal or ____________ twins.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
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Answer: A genotype-environment interaction occurs when a genotype responds differently to a given environment. A genotype-environment correlation occurs when a genotype is exposed differently to an environment. An example of the former from the book is the study of Russian juvenile delinquents, the majority of which had experienced maternal rejection; only those with a particular genotype experienced clinical depression as a result of this environmental event. That group carried a gene that is fragile to exposure to the excess dopamine that is often the result of rejection. An example of genotype-environment correlation is one in which a group of infants seek out verbal interaction with caregivers as a result of their genes. Here they are not passive, but are genetically encouraged to behave in a particular way.

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Wow, this really help

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